215 50/17 Michelin Primacy MXV4 91H on my 2007 Honda Accord EX-L V6 are great! OEM were MICHELIN - Pilot MXM4 and they got 44,000 miles. Now after 65K miles on these Primacy MXV4's I'm about to buy another set. Can't complain one bit. Ride is great, braking super and gas mileage is 30MPG on the highway.

Surprise, Surprise....These Michelin Primacy tiers were a plesant surprise over the other brand that I had bought previously. Used on my daily ride on which I average 33k per year up and down the mountain roads these were a charm. IN rainy or clear weather they hold the road, especially on the rainsoaked curves on Storm King Mountain. NOw I can actually drive with the windown down, as I no longer hear the incredible road noise from that previous brand. With the new Primacy's I noticed an uptick on my milage as well..Although its only a few miles per gal, it is what it is. It makes my old Benz an even greater pleasure to drive. IN closing I must say that I felt that they were such an improvement over our previous choice I have now put them on my wifes Subaru wagon as well. Thank you Michelin for our safe comfortable drives.

We purchased a set of MXV4's for our 2009 Honda Civic LX and have put about 750 miles on them. I noticed an immediate difference in the noise level and ride comfort. The road noise was significantly reduced on all road types especially on interstate drives (concrete or asphalt). The ride comfort has also been significantly improved. Bumps that used to jar the car and passengers are now much smoother. The handling of the car has changed as well slightly reducing the sporty feel of the Civic. The only negative comment is in regards to gas mileage. With the new tires, our average MPG has been reduced from 29 mpg to 27 mpg. Overall, I am very pleased with these tires and the increased ride comfort more than makes up for the reduced gas mileage.

These came stock on my new vehicle. The ride is smooth and quiet. The handling and braking are excellent. I am averaging 35 mpg with these tires. I am rotating every 5,000 mile and at 10,000 mile they are showing very little wear. Wet and dry traction and cornering are also excellent. Have not had in the snow yet, so unable to comment on that aspect.

On my Audi A6 for about 6 weeks now. These are good tires, used in a variety of conditions: city, highway, even out in the National Forest (gravel, dirt, bumpy). Rain, heat, dry braking...tires seem to handle just fine with good performance. However, I find them to transmit a fair bit of noise. Seems like groove noise, something previous sets (both summer and snows) did not produce. I'll also note that there has been no improvement in mileage, something I anticipated after running the well-used snows prior to these. Recommend, with caveat that they do seem noisy.

These are definitely the worst tires I have ever owned. Ride is so rough I feel every seam or bump, no matter how small, in the road. My car is now very hard to handle.Don't feel safe driving on the freeway at high speeds. Feel like I am driving in a high wind. Have to" drive" too much. I had an alignment but it didn't help very much. I have alway used your Symmetry on this car, over 16 years, with no problem. So disapointed that you no longer make the 215/70-R15 in the Symmetry. As soon as I can afford a new set of tires I will have to buy them. It is just too scary to drive with these tires.Especially on the freeway. I have had them less than 2 weeks and now I need new tires. So dissapointed in thier quality.

I've always been a Michelin tire guy. The ride, reliability, and distance has been outstanding for any of the Michelin's I've purchased. I really don't like road noise. Every Michelin tire I've owned was quite. I've owned Energy MXV4+, Latitudes, LTX's, and the Primacy's. I will always be a Michelin tire guy.

I purchased a set for my 2007 Civic Hybrid. What a difference in handling and comfort. They are so much quieter than the previous set and the car handles well on wet roads. I consider these the best set of tires I ever owned. We have two 2007 Civics in our household - I'm buying the same for my wife's Civic as well.

Our 2015 Honda Odyssey has 22,000 miles on it and these tires are now bald. It’s a mini van not a performance car. They should last longer than 22,000 miles. These came new on our car from Honda. I’ve always had Michelin tires and have been pleased in the past but not these.

Very happy with the Primacy MXV4 tires we recently purchased for our mid-sized SUV. I was replacing another well respected tire brand that had served us well. The tires we were replacing were listed as increasing fuel efficiency. I primarily use this car for commuting to work and the normal family ventures on the weekend. I immediately noticed a significant difference in the smoothness of the ride and the increased control and breaking. Granted I was replacing some pretty worn tires, but they had never had the same level of ride and handling. Also, I kept a close eye on the gas mileage after replacing and there was no appreciable difference in the gas mileage. Great tire and I would definately purchase again and recommend to others for similar uses!