My 2015 Toyota Sienna LE came with these Primacy MXV4 from the factory and the van had 90 miles on it when I started the least. Now with a little over 15,000 miles they are needing to be replaced soon. I don't drive like I stole it or any type of aggressive driving but yet not happy!

Like many others, I got these with my brand new 2015 Toyota Sienna XLE FWD. I took the van in for every 5,000 mile checkup and rotation at Toyota. At 25k, they told me the front tires were worn out. Whaaaaaat? The dealer said no warranty for me (I thought 60k?). So I took them to another tire shop. They said no warranty either, because they were worn "unevenly" (more on the outside than inside). I didn't have any alignment done, but the car is not even 2 years old. How is it my fault? Looking online, many Toyota owners complain of the same thing. But some have good luck with some tires but not others. Driven in California, so not harsh.

First set lasted 65,000k This tire is a fantastic tire. Great on holding the car on the road and around corners. Quiet and secure. This tire give you confidence all conditions. I do a lot of freeway driving in all conditions. I never had to be concerned that the tire was not up to the task.

My only dissappointment is the mileage that these MXV4's average - appears to be 25K on a 60K tire. Getting ready to put the 3rd set of 4 tires on my Pilot that only has 55K on it. I should be still riding on the factory tires. They are quiet, ride nice and smooth and did well in the snow, just don't last as long as they advertise! Might try a different line of Michelin's or I hate to say it, try another brand...

One of the best tires I have ever owned. These tires were mounted on my brand new Mazda i3 touring sedan as the original tires were soo noisy I replaced them at 21000 miles, I recently rotated at 93000 miles and I think this will be my last rotation for them. I am a senior citizen who who rotated tires when recommended and drove a combination of city and highway mainly in Houston Texas. I made occasional trips to San Diego, Las Vegas, Philadelphia and other interesting places on yearly vacations. I took advantage of the highways and the maximum allowed speeds (sometimes a little over) and these tires never gave me cause for concern.

The Primacy MXV4 has excellent treadwear (620) and performs quietly and smoothly. I've used the Michelin X-Radical for 10+ years and am anxious to try out the new 90,000 mile Defender from Michelin.

At almost 38,000 miles I already have to replace my 2013 Honda pilot these are the original tires when I bought my brand new Honda, It says I can get 60,000miles out of them but not true.

These tires were purchased in Panama City,FL for my Honda Accord. We use this car for short trips around the area. Lots of stop and go with lots of corners. The tires are very quiet at all speeds. We have put on about 40,000 miles since install. It looks like they will go another 20 - 30,000 miles without a problem. Cost/mile of operation will be very low. The Honda stops very short on wet and dry pavement. How could I ask anymore from tires!!! PS this is my tenth set of Michelins over many years and autos

Bought a 2016 ES300h in September 2016. Don't drive this car much, odometer at slightly over 31k miles. I expected much more as this was the original fitment. Tires are already needing replacement. How is that possible when warranty is 60k miles. That's unacceptable for a luxury car.

I drive 25k miles per year, 70% on IH-10 in TX and the rest on state highways with curves and hills. Very happy with 1st set on 05 Camry - quiet, handled great in heavy rain, very smooth ride. When it was time for my 09 Camry to get new tires, it was an easy choice! I had alignments on both of the cars to ensure even wear when I bought the tires. As far as a "drifting" feeling, it is softer that a firm sport tire. The tires seemed to settle in within 1000 miles and that feeling is gone. We finally had rain on the highway recently and I had the need to stop quickly from 70 mph - no skidding or loss of control at all. I get a solid 30 mpg in my V6, up from 28. I'm staying with my Michelins!