I have three cars all using the same tires. My cars are not expensive ones but I want the best tires on them. I am up to my third set on one car (this one I write the review on), next month the third set on another, and on my second set on the newest car. In all cases they handle great, never had any issue with any tire ever. They have great treadwear rating compared to others, but where I live I get a little over 1/2 the rating because the roads are rough and they use a lot of glass and other recycled materials in the asphalt. Also by the time I almost need tires the Ozone and weather cracking takes it toll after the 5 years or so that I have the tires. They do not meet the moderate or severe MAST cracking standards for warranty replacement. So pretty much because I do not drive on tires to the minimum standards I never get to get any prorated replacement. I rather be safe and always have excellent tires on my cars, so I replace them early. This is not unique to Michelin I might add. But all I know is that these are great tires in rain, snow, ice etc for my purposes. They also based on their manufacturing method come more balanced that other brands because they are not two tire pieces glued together. So the tires are so naturally balanced.

When you buy Michelin - you are buying the best. Lexus is my car of choice and they recommend Michelin. The tires provide the safety rating that I demand. And the comfort is unsurpassed. My passengers are amazed that my car has some age on it and it rides like it just came off the showroom floor. I rotate, fill and watch the tires. I get the expected months and mileage of service. And then it is on the replacement. I am one happy "Michelin" customer.

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 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.

This is my third set of michelin tires. They have no tire noise, and very little tire noise when they are almost wore out. They have the best ride of any tire on the market. I'm a Mercedes Benz Master tech of 30 years. I would never use any tire but Michelin on my personal vehicles.

I drive about 20,000 miles a year, primarily on interstate highways. My Lexus ES-350 gets about 35 MPG at 70 MPH. The ride is smooth, even on concrete highways and the steering performance is always reliable even in heavy rain. Thanks Michelin for a great performing tire at a reasonable price.

I've owned five minivans, and each time it was time for new tires, I chose either the Michelin MXV4 or the Michelin Harmony tires. Both are high mileage rated for 60,000-80,000 miles plus, and each time, they have never failed to reach or exceed the announced mileage rating. We especially like the soft ride and the way they look.

Another superior tire from the originator of radials. Cornering is akin to riding on rails, the handling and lack of skidding in tight turns is exceptional. Road noise is fairly low while ride comfort and durability are excellent. Fortunately I've had to perform abrupt stopping measures only a few times but these tires gripped the road very nicely allowing me to avoid any accidents. Living in the Pacific North Wet I appreciate their ability to grip the road during our rainy season (OCT - JUN), handling in light snow is adequate, after all they are not snow tires. I will continue to install the Michelin brand on all our vehicles.

Mounted these on my Audi A6 2.7t. I wasn't getting the wear I wanted from previous directional tires (another brand). These tires are quiet, smooth and I hope will give me the miles in want as far as wear. Because they can run at any position on the car I should get them to run and wear longer. These tires make the Quatto drive feel like the car is on rails. I expect the extra I paid for a Michelin will be made back in comfort, safety and now in the extra miles I will get versus previous tires. Yes I recommend these tires. In the long run they are the best value. Think of cost per mile when you can get an additional 20k miles out of a set.

This is the second set of MXV4 I have purchased, and have been very happy with them. First set was for a 2003 Passat, a reasonably quiet car, and the MXV4s kept it quiet and handling well. The current set is for a 2006 Acura TSX, one of the worst cars for tranmitting road noise to the passenger compartment of any car I've had. The new MXV4s which replaced the OEM Michelin MX4s are much quieter on rough surfaces, and I'm willing to take the car on long trips which I wasn't before due to the constant drone of the tires on any road surface other than fresh asphalt. The MXV4 don't do much to reduce the pinging noise every time the tires hit an expansion joint, but that is periodic whereas the road noise is continuous and the MXV4 has helped reduce it significantly.