Still on my first 1,000 miles so can't comment on on tire ware but definitely a smoother ride than the OEM tires. Disappointed with tread picking up and retaining gravel and small pebbles. Leads to audible clicking sound while moving. Also annoying traction screech while turning in garage and Driveway makes you wonder how much this carries over to road noise at highway speeds.

My 2003 Camry SE V6 came with Michelin MXV4 Plus when I bought the car new. Based of other reviews, I decided to replace them with the Primacy's. Have not been disappointed. They are a much quieter and better riding with no loss of control. Only 7K miles so far, but it looks like they will go far beyond the original MXV4s. You can not go wrong with these tires

I recently replaced the original set of Michelin tires on my 2011 Lexus ES 350 with a set of Michelin Primacy MXV4s. The ride is incredibly quiet and it handles quite smoothly. Best set of tires I ever owned! I highly recommend the Michelin MXV4 Primacy!! Like riding on a cloud...

These are performance all-season tires which are a necessity in Iowa with rain, snow and ice. They are not inexpensive, but worth the price considering the ride, handling and almost non-existant road noise. I live on a very steep, paved road, yet I have always been able to get up the hill on the worst winter days. I'm sure this is due partially to the fact that my car is FWD with stability and traction control and partially because of the traction that these tires have. They have one of the best mileage warranties of any performance tire out there and if they live up to that warranty, I will never buy another set of tires other than the Primacy.

Believe it or not, I got 105,000 miles on my tires so far and they are still usable for few more months. That right there tells you how good these tires are. I dont think I have to say anything else. They are worth every penny! Best tires period. I am happy.

These tires had a great ride and handled well in the snow. Unfortunately, we didn't get anything close to 60,000 miles out of them. We stretched stretched them to 40,000 miles, but had to be very careful driving in rain the last 5-7,000 miles. We loved the ride when they were new, but they just wore out too quickly.

I cannot imagine any better tires for my car. The ride and noise level are greatly improved over my previous tires. And most importantly, the dry/wet handling and braking are superb with no danger of hydroplaning. At my age (69), these could be my last set of tires and I am more than satisfied.

I am a Home care Hospice nurse, which requires driving many miles each week. I have purchased Michelin tires throughout my career in Home care, and have never been stranded because of a tire issue. I will continue to purchase Michelin tires and recommend them to all my friends, family and co-workers. A brand I can trust.

Have the Michelin Primacy MXV4 installed on our 2007 Nissan Quest Minivan. Immediately noticed an improvement in ride quality/comfort with these tires compared to the OEMs. Much less rattling noise (from child seats etc) and road surface related vibrations which probably translates to less wear and tear of the vehicle long term. Having now had them for approximately 3yrs and 30K miles, the thread depth stands at 5/32 FRONT & 6/32 REAR. The threadwear seems to be more or less inline with Michelin's warranty for this particular tire (not bad considering the weight of the vehicle in question and the performance rating of the tire). Once it comes time to replace them, will definitely stick with the Primacy MXV4s.

We lease a 2016 Toyota Sienna that has 28,000 miles on it and isn't due back till April for the 36 month lease. We failed tire inspection on the last oil change because the tread is too worn. We drive less than 12k a year and the fact that I have to replace them before my lease is up is beyond crazy. I will NEVER buy a Michelin tire again and Im going to request that if any new lease comes with them to be replaced before I leave the lot.