This long lasting Premium performance tire was truly a cost effective selection for my luxury sports sedan. During ten years of long distance commuting at highway speeds this tire series had served me flawlessly. My 2000 STS is as good as new and so at 90,000 miles I put on a new set of the equivalent Michelin. The ride is smooth quiet yet lets you feel in complete control on slippery roads. In over 50 years of driving I have owned other brands of tires. I have always come back to Michelin. They are cost efficient Tried and True for me.

I drive every day...all kind of terrain due to being a home health care professional. I trust my tires because its the second time on this car I have had Michelins. I am religious at having these tires rotated as recommended to me by the store owner who sold me these tires. When I replace these tires it will again be with Michelin. I've recently thought of buying a new car...likely this new vehicle will not have Michelins on them at purchase time...that is a dissapointing thought.

In over 60 years of driving I have never been so impressed as I am with the Michelin Primacy MXV4. We have them on three family vehicles. The combination of excellent handling with long tread wear makes them a very good value as well as fun to drive on. More than worth their price!

I have been a fan of Michelin tires for many years. This is my first set of Primacy tires and I am very happy with their performance. They offer a nice quiet ride, while handling well on the highway, and provide excellent wear. I made the mistake of being talked into a different set of tires and was extremely disappointed. Glad I am back to Michelins!

I haven't had the tires for very long but I can tell already why Michelin Tires are worth the extra money they cost. I spent alot of time researching mainly consumer reports and they were right to rate these tire so well. The Potenzas my suburu came with were already worn at 15000 miles last winter making it unsafe to drive. As a matter of fact I was unable to stop my vehicls in snow.

These tires performed very well on dry pavement for the entire 75,000 miles, but started to get a bit more slippery on wet pavement and snow after 60,000. There is still more than enough tread to get to 90,000+, but with winter coming we are going to mount some Michelin Premier A/S tires this time around.

Use on Lexus LS430 sedan, very good-quiet, grippy, inc in wet, cold, snow and some ice situations (park car on most heavy snow days), great braking capability. Excellent air holding capability from season to season (better than older tires-dont have to pump up tires to inflation rating often). Am looking forward to greater than 60,000 miles, have 6,000 miles and approx 1 year so far. MN weather.

These were the OEM tires for 2010 Nissan Altima . Replaced in early 2015 at 48,000 miles with tread life left on them. I don't wait till they are at 2/32. This model was replaced by the Premier A/S but I wanted and found these MXV4 tires again. Didn't need to read reviews- I knew I wanted them again. Found them and bought them. I have now put over 50,000 miles on this set in 4 and a half years. Yet again they have at least 4/32, but with winter coming I will replace them soon. So I'm not sure about the 60,000 mile rating. I wouldn't risk keeping them another year. I drive in hellhole NYC where the roads simply suck. Potholes and roads that have not been repaved in literally over 20 years. Also I drive all over the northeast from Maine to Virginia in all types of weather putting on about 10k per year. For all the recent reviews not liking this tire, maybe it is because no dealer should be putting these tires on a new car. Unless I'm wrong they were probably manufactured at LEAST five years ago! Michelin had announce in 2014 they were being discontinued. Simply put the car dealers doing this are irresponsible.Think about where and how the tires were stored before being put on a new vehicle! They really have to be degraded after sitting around for so long. The manufacture date is on the tire - check it out before you buy any tire. Anyway, these have been great tires first time around and second as well. I wish they still made them. I'll end up buying the Premier when I get new tires. The Michelin's I've owned preciously have all been great.

I replaced the original equipment tires on my Chrysler 300C (V8 Rear wheel Drive) on September 22, 2010 at 34,321 miles because they were completely worn out. I had new Michelin Primacy MXV4 225/60 R18 installed at that time. Today at 120,719 miles, (that's 86,398 miles) I finally replaced the Primacy MXV4 tires. The wear strips were not yet showing and the tires still had reasonable wear left on them. The tires gave me no problems and even with 86,000 plus miles, they were still comfortable and quiet and my car still controlled like it was on rails. I did take proper care of the tires by having them periodically rotated and maintained proper tire inflation. I was going to replace the tires with new Primacy MXV4s but I understand they are no longer available so I purchased the Michelin Premier AS. I sure hope they give me the same kind of service that the Primacy MXV4s have. Keep up the good work!!!

I purchased a used 2004 Honda Accord. The car seemed to be noisey, unlike a Honda. My best guess were the tires. I did some research online and found wonderful reviews on the Michelin Primacy and so purchased 4. Best investment. My car runs quiet & smooth couldn't be happier. In fact, we put new Michelin's on my husbands SUV.