I tried a number of brands before deciding on Michelin tires. I drive S and E class Mercedes autos and my last 3 sets of tires have been Primacy MXV4 Plus tires. Excellent traction on dry and wet surfaces with very impressive cornering characteristics. Though they are not snow tires, they do handle well on hard packed snow and in slush. What really made the difference was the milage I got from these tires. Some of the other "TOP" brands, though they handled well, I was getting between 15-25,000 miles. This model Michelin gets me high 40's to low 50's. I have been using them since the mid 90's and I have never had a puncture or any reason to replace them other than normal wear. I feel safer with my wife and son driving on them. Good product!

We have a 2004 Superbeetle Turbo. It came equipt with Michelin tires on it. After 64000 miles and 9 years the tires still had great tread. I wanted to replace them with Michelin tires with the same specs as the originals. The new MX series tires we installed last year give us the same great ride, cornering, handling on wet and dry roads and all around performance at any speed that the original tires our Beetle came with. I would not have any other brand on our vehicle.

I've been using Michelin tires since I started driving at 17. 8 years later, I am still using Michelin tires and will not buy a car that is not equipped with Michelin. Why use anything else when you got the best tires to get you from A to B every.single.day. Stop reading and go to your local tire dealer to switch NOW!

I just bought a couple Primacy MXV4s a few weeks ago and the difference in the ride is amazing. I had Michelins originally and the front tires lasted ~66K miles. The back ones are the ones I had replaced. They still had good tread at 76K miles, but a nail got stuck in one of them and the repair shop couldn't fix it. I really didn't expect to notice a change in smoothness of the ride (the repair shop said I would and I thought this was part of their attempt to make the sale), but it's much better. The handling and traction are pretty good too.

Using these tries on my Audi A6 Avant greatly enhances the 4-wheel drive capabilities of the car. Both wet and dry traction is very good and braking is excellent. Having a bad back, comfort is a very important consideration when chosing a tire. While not the softest ride available, the comfort is such that long trips (3+ hours) are no longer an ordeal to be dreaded. I remain relaxed without anticipating the sharp pains and spasms I had gotten from my previous tires.

Replaced a set of OE Michelins after thinking it over and I am so glad I did. Ride better, smoother and hold the road in rain as well as dry surfaces better than any other tire that I have used to date. There is nothing to dislike, looks good, performs well and is worth the investment!!

I've used Michelin tires on all of my vehicles for more than 20 years and I'm quite impressed with these tires. They offer very good handling and after 30k miles, they are still look more new than used. For the price, the ride and the reliability are definitely living up the billing.

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 purchased four Michelin Primacy MXV4 tires for our 2007 Subaru Outback when the original tires needed replacement at 50,000 miles. I was doing a lot of highway driving for commuting. The Michelins could last for 100,000 miles based upon wear compared to the original tires. The ride is smooth, traction and control is fantastic, and they perform extremely well in wet or snow conditions. I would definitely purchase another four.

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.