Traded in 2016 Avalon hybrid. The tires were getting worn but with 72,000 miles I can’t complain. Great in the rain and on dry pavement but only adequate in snow. I probably could have driven another 10,000 miles. I’m kind of disappointed my new Toyota came with dueller 422’s. Reviews weren’t the greatest

Can't get the bumps out of them. They're not round enough, and I think the sidewalls have irregular stiffness. The resulting symptom, is as if it was slightly out of balance. Been to the tire shop many times in the 20k that I have on them, "Road Force Balanced" on a Hunter machine....made them almost acceptable, but still nothing like the OEM Energy 8 that the car came with. Other than the 'bumping', they do absorb road bumps, quieter than the Energy 8, traction both wet & Dry is very good for an 'all seasons' tire. BUT....they have a problem making them Round and uniform. SO, my recommendation is YES, try them, but insist on a Road Force Balance, and make sure your set is Round.

Good tire life, quiet and stable ride. This set was a replacement for OEM. So far I have 92K miles on them and they're still showing quite a bit of tread wear left. I change them every 10K miles and do a lot of interstate driving. Will be replacing them on my 2007 Honda Accord soon with the exact same tire.

I drive 35 to 40,000 miles per year. I have had a competitive tires that are good for the first 20,000 miles however after that most tend to wear unevenly and become noisy. These tires wear extremely well and remain quiet the life of the tire, I am on my second set, got 70,000 miles out of the first set.

I just purchased my second set of Michelin Primacy MXV4 tires for my Infiniti G35. The first set wore so well and rode so comfortably and quite, that I replaced them with the same tire. They were rated for 60,000 miles and I got over 61,000 miles without any problems. In fact, they probably would have gone longer if I wanted them to. We are so please that when we replace the tires for our truck, we plan to buy Michelin LTXMS2.

Bought a 2016 ES300h in September 2016. Don't drive this car much, odometer at slightly over 31k miles. I expected much more as this was the original fitment. Tires are already needing replacement. How is that possible when warranty is 60k miles. That's unacceptable for a luxury car.

These were purchased to replace the Michelin OEM's on our 2002 SAAB 9-5 Linear. Overall, we are very pleased with the tires. First, they are manufactured in the USA. Second, what a joy it is now to drive our SAAB. Road noise is almost non-existent. Handling has improved and well for braking, had to use the brake more often due to the reduced tire drag resistance. Not an issue since the lower rolling resistance means $$$$ in gas savings! Just took them off for winter and replaced them with X-Ice. Again, low road noise feedback.

Just crossed over 51K miles on my 2010 Honda Accord. My MXV4 S8 tires are advertised as 50K mile tires. So, I can personally confirm they have performed true to the billing. I live in the northeast and travel an even mix between city and highway and have to deal with snow and icy conditions in the winter, and I have been very pleased with the performance. Now it is time to replace the tires. I just scheduled an appointment for this Saturday for 4 new MXV4 S8 tires. Thanks, Michelin!

Although I have only had the Primacy tires for a short while they appear to be an excellent tire. FYI- I've been a Michelin tire customer for years and have always been very satisfied with your products in the past. Keep up the great performance/quality... and keep up the good work.

My car has 128,000.miles on it a rides better with these then the day I took delivery ( Jan. 2000). These tires really improved the ride, with increased handling and truly increased my gas mileage. The true test will be in the next 4 weeks, with a four week trip, total mileage 2900 miles. yes I recommend these, tires .