I had a 2004 Nissan Maxima which did not come with Michelin tires. They were the worst tire ever and when they were recalled because of defective side walls, I replaced them with the Michelin Primacy. I loved these tires. Great handling and very good tire wear. I bought a new Nissan Maxima and it also did not come with Michelin tires. When these wear out or are recalled, whichever comes first, I'll replace them with the Michelin Primacy. I have recommended these tires many times to many friends.

The Primacy MXV4 tires have been so good on my cars that I have bought only them for my past 3 cars. My current Lincoln MKZ is a fun to drive car especially when enhanced by the traction and handling of the MXV4. These smooth riding tires hug the road in rain and bad road conditions and they last a long time. I have consistently gotten 45 thousand miles with each set. I insist on Michelin products because they are the best for consistent performance and longevity. The MXV4 is a terrific tire which I would highly recommend.

I ride to appointments every day as a therapist. I can rely on these tires to maintain balance and traction. I feel so secure when I am driving and I know I do not have to worry even when it rains! This is an honest review of this product! I would buy them again and again.

Installed these tires brand new on my 2014 Toyota Camry SE in July of 2016, when the odometer on the vehicle was around 30000 miles. Performance was good even in the snowy and winding mountain roads in WV. Latest inspection of the vehicle in September of 2018 showed 52000 miles on the odometer, and the treads are down to 2-4/32!! You must be kidding me! That was only 22000 miles, 26 months!

Although a smooth ride, 26k on my Primacy MXV4s on the minivan and tires need replacing. Serviced and rotated every 5k. Not sure a 60k warranty is meaningful when these tires are so worn out. Unfortunately, need to replace with same tires as vehicle is leased. Unhappy and will try to avoid these tires in the future. I would hope that someone from Michelin would call me to make amends.

I replaced my OEM tires on my Chrysler 300C Luxury Edition this past month. Even knowing it has beautiful 20" low profile rims, it's difficult to get a luxury ride our of any 20 " low profile tire. I am pleased to say the new Primacy MXV4 has given me that luxury ride. Thanks Michelin.

When shopping for new tires in 2010 with 32,700 miles on our 2008 Dodge Grand Caravan we knew we wanted to keep the like new van for several years and decided ONLY on Michelin tires and chose the Primacy MXV4. With 60936 miles now (some 28,236 miles) two of them are hardly worn. The other two, well due to a "road hazard" replacement this past January, we had to get two new replacements. You can hardly tell the new ones from the ones with 28x. Ride smooth and quiet. Looking forward to getting 60,000+ out of the first two.

Excellent tire, I've used Michelin tires since 1978 and would not buy any other brand. The Michelin is the best riding, handling and safest tire for me and my family. I normally run over 70,000 miles on a set of Michelin tires on all of my vehicles. If you want a quiet ride, safe handling and excellent traction in the rain, buy Michelin. Great value for the price.

These tires were replacement tires for those that came on a 2011 Camry that was purchased new. The difference between the original tires and these are significant. These tires are quiet, smooth and I gained about two miles per gallon in gas mileage. I drive about 90 miles per day round trip to work. When I need to purchase new tires, these will be the ones that I choose.

Michelin tires are on every vehicle my family owns. A name you can trust to deliver a quiet, comfortable, long lasting, and most of all SAFE ride. Sun, rain, snow, or hurricane Michelin tires can handle it. What's the best tire? I definitely say Michelin!! Thanks Michelin Man.!.