I purchased a mini van last year and noticed the OEM tires starting to wear. I searched several websites and found the Primacy's to be number one in its class. After purchasing the tires I noticed the difference immediately. The Primacy MXV4 are very smooth and quiet. The tires also improved handling and stopping distance. The tires even look more attractive on my van; if your like me that's a big deal. These are truly great tires.

Michelin was the big name in Europe in the 60's and 70's. I started buying them in the 80's. As a Mercedes mechanic put it, "They are round and hold air." Translation: they are perfectly round and perform flawlessly (and never seem to lose air...) I've put nothing but Michelin Energy and Pilot on my cars and friend's cars. This is the third set of Energy/Primacy on the wife's Accord - she easily gets 60K out of them. This latest set of Michelins are smooth as glass at highway speeds, quiet, and very responsive. We don't get a lot of snow in the NW, but when we do, the Primacy grips tightly. And in our extended rainy season, it is a very good rain tire. Highly recommended for spirited all-season driving in a state with snow and rain.

I had these tires installed on my 1993 Honda Accord SE and the smoothness of the ride is incredible. My previous tires would make my car's steering at freeway speeds rather jittery. These tires have brought the comfort and smoothness back to my Freeway rides.

I had to drive from Daytona Beach. To Los Angeles with my son. The decision to upgrade his car to Michelin primacy tires was one of the best that I had ever made. From the torrential rain in Texas to the blistering heat across the I-10 section from El Paso to L.A. I was sure felt safe and comfortable during the long stretches of nothingness on the road. Keep up the great work on these tires. Thank you Bruce mason

I have always bought Michelin brand tires for every car I have owned. Even several new car purchases with other brand names, I made the deal subject to having four Michelin tires and the spare as well. Even if the car I bought had smaller temporary tires, I insisted on having a Michelin for the spare. I have no complaints about the Michelin tires, they have served me well. In winter, 2008, I bought four new Michelin snowtires, to replace the all seasons tires, just to be more secure in winter driving conditions. I change over to the all season tires when the conditions warrent it. The snowtires are fantastic, I never have been stopped by snow or icy conditions and feel very confident in having them on my car. I think I was recommended Michelin tires 50 years ago, by relatives who bought them and told me about their satisfaction. I was additionally convinced by doing reading, research and swayed by the effective advertising on TV, newspapers, and individual borchures I keep when I go to the tirestore where I bought the tires. Now I buy it exclusively, from a dealer, and have never waivered in my confidence and opinion that Michelin makes the best tires in the industry.

I bought my honda pilot a year ago and have done much driving and not to mention a moving road trip from Oregon to Texas. I have never driven smoothly has I did with these tires. I have heard GREAT things about Michelin tires just never thought about really buying cause the cost seemed a little much. Well, I NOW know with these tires you do get what you pay for. EXCELLENT performance!!! I will definitely be putting this brand back on my vehicle when the time comes!

I have 30,000 miles on these tires and they only have about 7 to 10,000 miles left. Is this 60,000 mile guarantee just hype? The tires are rotated every 5k and are wearing evenly. By the what do you get if they don't last 60k. Can't find that out on the Michlin site.

These tires are great, we have a 1996 Honda Accord with 158,000 miles on it. This is our third set of tires, it came with Michellins and when I replaced them,the first time I was talked into a competitors tire, which I did not like. We had some tire damage and I had to replace the and with the warranty they would only replace with a like tire. Mather next time I went in I was told I needed to replace two tires and they would recommend that I stick with the same brand. I decided it would be a good time to go with 4 new Michellin's. I,have not regretted that decision at all.

I have 4 of the MXV4 Tires on my Saab 93 I am quite disappointed because I have only used them for 39,852 miles and now it's time to replace them but wait?? Are these tires not supposed to last for 60K miles? I am not sure what happened I am religious on rotating and balancing the tires every 5K miles. Now it's time to replace them.. I am not sure if I will pick Michelin again on any of my cars.

I drive 25,000 miles a year in snow, ice, rain and temperatures over 105 degrees. I need a tire that would do the job without needing to change to winter tires. Wow, I replaced the old tires with a new set of Michelins Primacy and I am impressed! What a sweet, quiet ride!