Slight road noise at hwy speeds but everything else is spot on. Great handling, wet weather driving, and stopping power. Would buy these tires again for our Outback wagon. Much better than the factory tires that came on it. Consumer Reports gave a best buy and recommended check mark.

These tires came with my brand new 2015 Toyota Sienna SE. Around the 40K miles and 2.5 years later the tires were getting bald. I love the ride and how smooth the tire is but really I need to change my tires this early??? Very hesitant to try other brands or even to stick with these but cost is a huge factor especially if I’m going to need to change the tires every 3 years.

I purchased a new 2012 Honda Pilot in April of 2012 that came with Michelin Primacy Tires. 2 years and 43,000 miles later, they are worn out & failed my recent inspection. I had the tires rotated every 7,000 miles at the dealer, & there were no off road miles. Every mile was highway or around town. Very disappointing, not what I was exptecting from Michelin. The service tech at the Honda dealership advised that this is common for this particular tire.

I purchased these tires for my 2004 Honda Accord. My previous tires were nearing their end-of-life. I had NO IDEA how much of an impact the tires had on cabin noise until I pulled out of the tire shop rolling on these beauties. It felt like I was riding on a cloud. I guess as tires age and they get older and louder, you just become desensitized to it. These tires were SILENT compared to my old ones. And nicely enough, they do very well in winter show and ice.

I replaced the factory(4)tires on my 09 Scion Xb and I must say what a difference in the ride. The ride is more comfortable, the handling is great. The MXV4's are much smoother and quieter. I look forward to many years of safer driving with these tires.

Bought these tires in 2008 to replace the terrible tires that came with my 2007 Audi A3. I now have over 100,000km on them and they still have 25% tread left. They are excellent tires for the Pacific Northwest with all our rainfall. Never hydroplane. Also a very smooth, quiet ride.

I bought these for my Camray Hybrid for their easy rolling characteristics, their quietness and smooth ride. So far I am very satisfied. The tires are very quiet and handle very well on wet or dry pavement. They are a vast improvement on the tires that were on this car previously. I would recommend them to anyone that wants handling, quiet and easy rolling tires

This is the preferred tire for Mercedes 140 chassis cars such as the '92-'99 S class. The #1 choice by members of the Mercedes Benz Club. This is probably the quietest riding tire ever made. I feel extremely safe in all kinds of weather with this tire. Thr tires always roll true and usually only require minimal balance weights.

I commute 100 miles daily in an AWD vehicle weighing about 4,300 lbs. I had used Michelin tires religiously over the past 35 years, but had gotten away from them and tried a few other brands. That said, my last set of tires (not Michelin) on this car lasted 118,000 miles and were still 4-5/32ds of tread depth. I returned to Michelins, because my last set of tires became very loud, and didn't have much grip in the wet (snow was fine). They are much quieter, and are a dream in the rain and are wearing fine. My SUV and pickup will also be wearing Michelins again!

We have a 2005 Honda Accord Hybird which we bought new. It came with Michelin Primacy MXV4 times. We usually have the tires switched and balanced every 5,000 miles. Around 83,000 miles we had to put new times on our car. We replaced them with the same type Michelin Primacy MXV4 tires. We now have 156,530 miles on the car and the tires needed replacing. We have just put on, again, another set of Michelin Primacy MXV4 tires. We feel we have gotten good service out of our times.