Tire is used on a Lexus ES350. This is the second set of Michelin Primacy's on this car. The first set lasted approximately 60,000 and this set is well on it's way to making 60,000. We live in a mountainous area and the tires corner very well with minimal roll. Great traction on wet roads and reasonable traction on snow. Very smooth ride. Will definitely consider using the Primacy on any future cars I own.

These tires replaced a set of Michelin pilot which only lasted about 40K miles. From the start these are much quieter and have a smoother ride. I have only driven about 10K miles on them so far, so I am not sure how durable they will be, but so far I would recommend them. I would be much happier if Michelin had some of the 90K + tires that would fit on my car, but unfortunately about the best they have for my particular model is 50K.

I like how this tire handled and stopped well running on my 2013 Pilot (factory tire). I felt very confident driving these in all sorts of conditions, including cold rain in the Pacific Northwest and dry desert conditions in Arizona. Unfortunately, the tire life for the Pilot is "over" per my dealer on my routine check-up and double checked by my regular tire dealer who both measured 3/32 all the way around. Only got 42,200 out of these. Gonna ask about pro-rated warranty and I will let you know how that goes.

I am a true believer in Michelin tires. They came on my vehicle when I purchased it in 2007 and I continue to choose Michelin. As a person who was on the road "a lot" due to my occupation, I always counted on knowing I had safe, reliable tires on my vehicle. The tires have great longevity. I have had a few questions in the past about my tires and I found Michelin customer service to be outstanding in providing guidance and direction. I like the fact that I get correspondence to prompt me about tire rotation and when it might be time to get new tires. I have not had any problems with my tires which I purchased in 2011 & 2012. The tires ride smooth and wear evenly with appropriate rotation and wheel alignment when needed. The tires handle exceptionally well in the rain on wet roads. I feel safe knowing I have Michelins on my car and I will purchase new Michelins when the time comes. A very satisfied customer.

We have always had Michelins on our Lexus ES. Naturally when it came time to replace the tires, I wanted to keep the same kind even though they cost more than comparable tires. The ride is so quiet and smooth! We will keep on purchasing Michelin tires.

I just purchased these tires. Incredibly quiet running tire. It really does significantly reduce road noise. I wouldn't have believed how well it can do this. I don't know how they can design a tire to be so quiet but all I can say is I am really enjoying my sound system now.

This is my second set of Michelins, my first set went on my 2007 Optima, I just recently bought them for my 1995 Lexus 400. My first set provided a quiet and comfortable ride, I am pleased with my second set as well. The Lexus is a lot bigger than the Optima and it rides even better on the Michelins. I haven't seen any increase in gas mileage but the Lexus has a v8 and I drive mainly Interstate miles back and forth to work. Braking with these tires is great and I feel really secure in turns and handling on the Interstate. The tires wore extremely well on the Optima and I expect the same with these. I will update my review when I put another 20,000 miles or so on these tires. Bottom line is that I really like these tires and I feel it was worth the extra money it cost to put these on my vehicle over other choices I could have gone with.

Tires on my 2012 Honda Pilot Touring and the dealer says getting close to needing new tires. Have less than 35,000 miles on original equipment tires and do NOT pull anything. Mostly in town driving. 3/32 on two tires and 4/32 on two other tires. Worry about getting thru snow and ice in Northern Colorado with these tires.

I have two Lexus LS 400's. They are heavy luxury cars. The tire that Lexus recommended is the Michilin Primacy MXV4, which is all that I have used. They maximize the very quiet and smooth ride of a Lexus. I noticed that the tires on one of the vehicles are looking a little thin in the tread. I checked the receipt and discovered that I have 80,000 miles on them yet they have more than 2/32 tread. I bought the life-time rotation/balance and I take it in every 5,000 miles or so. This is the only tire that I would put on these vehicles. They are well worth the extra cost. A tire is not a tire. You get what you pay for.

A few years ago we had freak snow storm that caught most people off guard. The snow was coming down hard and heavy, cars were getting stuck and stranded by the hundreds in the Washington DC area. I had just purchased my Primacy MXV4 tires for my 1999 VW Beetle. I was able to weave my way around the cars that had tires spinning in the wet snow, trying to make it up the hill. I credit these tires for keeping from being stranded like the others, many didn't get out until the next morning. Thanks Michelin!