I have these tires on a front wheel drive cross over. They are great in all weather conditions including light snow. Very comfortable ride city or highway driving. Provide good gas mileage on the highway. These were a big improvement over the stock tires that were on the car. They are not great in heavy now.

I purchased four Michelin Primacy MXV4 tires for our 2007 Subaru Outback when the original tires needed replacement at 50,000 miles. I was doing a lot of highway driving for commuting. The Michelins could last for 100,000 miles based upon wear compared to the original tires. The ride is smooth, traction and control is fantastic, and they perform extremely well in wet or snow conditions. I would definitely purchase another four.

Using these tries on my Audi A6 Avant greatly enhances the 4-wheel drive capabilities of the car. Both wet and dry traction is very good and braking is excellent. Having a bad back, comfort is a very important consideration when chosing a tire. While not the softest ride available, the comfort is such that long trips (3+ hours) are no longer an ordeal to be dreaded. I remain relaxed without anticipating the sharp pains and spasms I had gotten from my previous tires.

I have always bought Michelin tires for my cars and have never been disappointed. The Primacy MXV4 tires were on my previous car and, based on their performance and longevity, I purchased a set for my current car, a Pontiac G8. The tires currently have 30,000 miles on them and they look and perform like new tires.

I purchased a set for my 2007 Civic Hybrid. What a difference in handling and comfort. They are so much quieter than the previous set and the car handles well on wet roads. I consider these the best set of tires I ever owned. We have two 2007 Civics in our household - I'm buying the same for my wife's Civic as well.

The MXV4s on our Honda Accord are excellent tires; the current set has approximately 75,000 milles on them and are finally to the point that they will be replaced in teh next few months. Wet traction is excellent and hydro-planning is very rare. Handling is very good with minimal sidewall roll on exit ramps and very good lateral grip in snow. Snow traction is better than average; I drove 45 miles in 14"of snow last winter without problems. As always, Michelin deserves your first look when purchasing tires - they always perform as expected and advertised.

I purchased 4 all-Season tires less than 2 years ago. Now with only 40k km they are worn down, and the car does not have any traction on the road. I was expecting them to last at least 80k ( per manufacturer specs they are supposed to last 100k ) . I guess Michelin was not the right choice.

These are very good touring tires, They are very quiet and smooth, yet convey an outstanding sense of the road, with very good handling and braking performance. However, if you are looking for an out and out sports tire or long lasting tire, Michelin has some better offerings (like the Hydroedge which lasts a good 60k miles, but is kind of noisy and hard riding)

This has been a good tire. I'm happy with the performance. I drive a Ford Taurus SHO all-wheel-drive. I used it in two heavy snows in February, each snow over 14 to 18 inches deep. My car got around just fine in those heavy snows, while others were stranded or stuck completely. I do not hear any road noise from this tire while driving. On my first set of these tires, I got over 60,000 miles of use. I will buy another set of these tires if I keep this car until I need more tires.

This is the second time that I have purchased these tires. The treadwear rating is 60k. Granted I should have changed them about 5,000 miles back, but I got 85k out of them before purchasing them again. They'll hopefully be the last tires I purchase on my 162,000 mile Subaru.