I've got 20,000 miles on this set of tires on a Honda Accord used for 70 mile round trip daily commuting. These tires are quiet, have decent wet and dry traction, and are wearing very well. They're even pretty good in light snow, although I run dedicated snow tires during the heart of winter.

I was looking for a replacement for the Michelin's on my 2003 BMW 325Ci. They had done a great job and had lasted for a long time. Wishing to upgrade, I did my research and decided that Michelin had to be the tire of choice. The Beemer thought so as well. The addition of the new set of 4 Michelin PRIMACY MXV4'S added new looks, and all around improved maneuverability and road performance. Another Great Michelin Buying Decision!!

A set came new on my 2015 Honda Pilot Touring, February 2015. Had green air(nitrous) installed. Rotate as per specks or my needs,time. Currently have fifty two thousand miles on them, mostly hiways. I’m looking for replacements as they are worn down to 2/32.

I just sold my 1996 Lexus which had Michelin Tires with only 13,000 miles on them. I hated to give them up--but was pleased that my new (to me) 2007 Lexus has Michelin tires! They are about ready to be replaced but guess what kind of new tires I will get. Michelin's! They are quiet and reliable. A great car deserves great tires!

I just purchased Primacy MXV4 for my Camry. The tires ride great. I hope the wear will be as good as I have experienced with the Michelin tires on my Ford and Honda. I have over 65000 miles on my Accord and the tires have many miles of wear left. My only question when replacing tires is which Michelin's will I buy.

purchased (4) michelin ptimacymxv4 tires on jan.7,2010.,about 3000 miles ago.on the begining of this year i started loosing air in all four tires.in further examination found lots of cracks on the side walls.dealer claims not covered by warranty.hope michelin company will look into this matter. i have used michelin tires on all my vehicles for the last 40 some on years,with no problems at all.

My driving is varied from multiple hours of freeway cruising to mountain roads with numerous switchbacks. The Primacy tires are the perfect compromise between solid road grip and the smooth quiet ride I want on the freeway. I rarely drive on ice, but wet roads are common and I can feel these tires gripping the road. I've had the Energy tires before and they are even better at gripping the road, but the Primacy tires grip well, are quieter, and have a longer tread life...making them the perfect tire for me.

I replaced my old Michelin tires (after more miles than the warranty) with these new Primacy MXV-4 tires and shortly after started a road trip travelling 4400 miles through several states. During this trip I encountered many types of road surfaces and different weather conditions. These tires performed excellently with no noise or chatter. The tires gave a smooth ride and held the road well both in heat and wet conditions. Overall, I am completely satisfied with their performance, and endurance. I'm sure these tires will continue to serve me well and for a long period. The perfomance and longevity make these tires a good value also.

I have only had these tires on for one day so I cannot comment on the tread wear. However I cannot believe the difference it made in handling, including cornering and braking, particularly on wet pavement. Much nicer ride than my original equipment tires. When coasting it rolls much easier. I have a gage that reads average gas mileage and it has continued to improve as I drive with these tires.

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.