I have a Chrysler 300C SRT8. The factory tires drove me C R A Z Y ! ! ! They had a LOT of road noise, and only lasted 30K. I decided for a replacement to go with the Michelin Primacy MXV4 245/45-20's all the way around. W O W ! ! ! It's like drive a different car ! ! ! Michelin tires will be on my car from now on. :) Wish Michelin offered 255/45-20 or 275/45-20 Primacy MXV4's for the rear.

Love these tires. I have a Sebring convertible 2000 and I had Michelin Pilot Exalto before. They also were good tires but the Primacy is much smoother and quieter. The ride is perfect for this car and the mileage rating is better too. I would recommend them to anyone who wants a great performing tire and not compromise ride.

So thankful to get rid of those irritatingly noisy, and actually bumpy "other brand" tires that drove me nuts for far-too-many miles. I finally came to my senses and switched to these great Michelin tires. Smooth, quiet and comfortable is the best way to describe the ride with these wonderful tires. I told my wife, "it's like having a new car!"

Tires came with the car new from Nissan. The dealership inflated with nitrogen and the tires were rotated every 12,000 miles. The tires have 80,000 miles on them now and are ready for replacement. I would highly recommend these tires. They are a bit pricey so I won't be replacing them with Michelin.

These tires are the best tires that I ever had. It gives me a great gas mileage and at the same time great grippe in dry, wet, and snow. Absolutely a unique tires and so far I drove 45000 miles and I think they are going to last longer as mentioned 60000 miles from manufacturer.

I have been using Michelin Tires for close to 20 years and they are my first and last choices. I trust the brand and product and have used various Michelin tires over the years as my cars have changed. The Michelin MXV4 tires were put on my car approximately 2.5 months ago and I have enjoyed a very smooth and solid ride. I feel secure on these tires. As I live in Hawaii we don't worry about snow, sleet or ice and apart from rain from time to time the tires need to work well and stand up to gravel and unpaved roads of which we have many. I have been very happy with these tires so far and granted it's early days but I expect from past experiences with Michelin tires to have them "live long and prosper". I have to say though that I have not yet experienced any tire going to its maximum warranty length. I wonder if any tire of any manufacture does. I do recommend this tire for normal everyday use.

I was surprised to have the Michelin on our new Toyota Camry wear out at 40,000 miles, well short of the advertised 60,000 miles. Have owned many sets of Michelin tires and they usually last the warranted mileage with rotation and maintaining of proper tire pressure. Not sure if this is related to the tires installed on a new car or this tire in general. Filed a warranty claim, hopeful to get a credit on a new set of Michelin tires. This tire handled well on the car with no noise. Happy with how the tires performed, but not happy with wearing out after 2/3rds of the advertised mileage.

I am on the road commuting to work in the pre dawn hours. I want to be able to trust I will get to the hospital safely and on time. Tire failure is not an option. I will be looking to Michelin for a much needed set of new tires for our Mercedes wagon we transport our 4 year old exclusively in. I choose Michelin confidently, knowing they build the best quality tire, giving us the safe handling we expect and the smooth quiet ride we demand. When we think of our daughter, there are no second chances to protect her. We feel proud to know we have chosen the best in the industry and value Michelin tires as the standard others may attempt to match but continually fall short.

I have 105k these tires that are 3 years old. My honda civic with 185k. I still have life left in them. I rotate them every 7500. Awesome tire and will only use these tires on this car. My only dilemma where to buy them. I just hope the next ones will make it to 300k.

Michelin makes great tires that last long, wear well and are very quiet on the road. I drive luxury cars and as soon as my original equipment tires wear out in about 25000 miles, I put Michelin's on the car and know that I will have a safe smooth ride for at least 40000 miles.