best tire ever, bought them on some custom rims with low tread, found some more on craigslist (basically new) and I totally LOVE them, 100% would recommend for any car. I have not driven them in the winter before though, I have no need with a set of XI-3 tires on a separate set. loving Michelin -sam

Stay away from these tires! Unless you've got money to burn, you will be replacing them long before the 60,000 mile warranty. If money is no object, then sure they have a smooth and quiet ride. I did follow all proper maintenance and all work has been done at the dealer. In spite of that, all the tires are wore out and needing to be replaced at 34,000 miles!

First time I have ever purchased Michelin tires, and after the initial ride experience will be purchasing and recommending the brand to anyone asking. The road noise was reduced tremendously, handling improved, and overall performance second to none. A tire company that lives up to their reputation.

This summer I got caught in a torrential down pour while vacationing in North Carolina. I had a hard time seeing the road but my Michelin MXV 4 tires gripped the road like it was a beautiful Summer day. My car didn't hydroplane and I felt very confident that I had total control.

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!

I just replaced my old tires with these and what a difference! I knew as soon as I drove 50 feet there was a huge difference. My old tires only had 25K (barely) on them and they just didn't feel right. The new Michelins FEEL RIGHT! I haven't had them long enough to comment on treadlife or fuel efficiency but I will as soon as I can.

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.

I looked up the test results online and thought these were the best for my EX35. WOW what a difference, a very quite ride, and great traction. They are very nimble and I'm getting used to the fast response of the tires. I later realized I put the same tires on my wife's G37 last year.

I always look to buy Michelin. The name has proven itself with me time and time again over the years. My wife drives the vehicle that rides on the Primacy MXV4's. We both like the safety, ride, handling and comfort the tires afford. I have peace-of-mind knowing that Michelin is helping take care of her.

We have a 2014 Toyota Sienna with 15,000 miles on it. These tires are already down to 3/32 on the front and 4/32 on the rear. Poor quality as far as I am concerned with a 60,000 mile warranty. I will see how Michellin handles this situation before I buy another Michellin product.