When shopping for new tires in 2010 with 32,700 miles on our 2008 Dodge Grand Caravan we knew we wanted to keep the like new van for several years and decided ONLY on Michelin tires and chose the Primacy MXV4. With 60936 miles now (some 28,236 miles) two of them are hardly worn. The other two, well due to a "road hazard" replacement this past January, we had to get two new replacements. You can hardly tell the new ones from the ones with 28x. Ride smooth and quiet. Looking forward to getting 60,000+ out of the first two.

These tires came new on my Toyota Sienna. I have 25,000 miles on it and I was just told I need new tires by the dealer. The dealer won’t even rotate them because they are unsafe. I followed all the specs o. Balancing and rotating. I just can’t believe They would degrade this fast.

This tire came on my 2013 Toyota Avalon when new. The dealer tried to tell me I needed new tires at around 39k miles - SALES PITCH! I had rotated them every oil change and they were wearing just fine. I did run these tires beyond a safe point (68,405 miles to be exact) but I never ONCE had an issue -they didn't lose air, never a flat, nothing. They are super quiet and smooth and though they may be a pricier tire they are worth every penny. I waited for a rebate and got this tire again because I did not want to sacrifice the smooth, quiet ride. Life is too short! This tire will not disappoint you if you have never had them!

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!

I have been driving on Michelin tires for 40 years. When I buy a new automobile as soon as the manufacturer's brand needs replacing and in this case before they needed it), I get Michelin tires. These tires I bought for my Chrysler 300 Limited are the best I ever purchased. Road noise is definitely not a problem, they may be the quietest tire ever. When I drove from the dealer who installed them I actually thought my car handled better than when it was brand new. My car is a rear wheel drive and even on rain slick roads they shed the water and keep me from planing. Then I was so surprised when I read Michelin's guarantee that came with them...Michelin Promise Plan is what they call it. I don't know of anyone else that offers it. Real peace of mind for my family, especially my wife when she is alone or had the children with her. Thanks Michelin for a great product.

I have been driving on Michelin tires since 1971 when I made my first switch. I took a few moments and added up the number of Michelins I have purchased since then and came up with about 66 tires. I actually try to buy cars with factory Michelin equipped tires. if my car of choice did not come with Michelins the transformation regarding ride and handling when switched has always been remarkable. My current MXV4's then are no surprise as they have helped my current unremarkable car handle at it's optimum ability. I wonder why the car builders bother using other brands of tires that hinder the overall capabilities of the car.

I installed Michelin Primacy MXV4 tires on my 2005 Hyundai Tucson LX SUV, after the OEM tires were worn out. The Primacy MXV4 tires are incredibly smooth running, quiet, and provide reliable handling both in dry weather and in the rain. They wear really well, and give me excellent fuel efficiency. I liked them so much I recommended them to my brother-in-law, for his 2007 Honda Accord LX. He installed them and is really happy with them. Before selecting the Primacy MXV4, I considered the Michelin HydroEdge and Michelin Lattitude tires, and while these are both really good tires, I wanted the best, and believe that I have found it in the Primacy MXV4. I would definitely put these tires on any passenger vehicle I own. They are superb.

I immediately noticed an improvement in my car's driving after using these new tires. The turning was much easier to handle and was more precise. The car had a much better grip of the road. I've had these for several months now and they're still performing great. I don't have anything negative to say about them.

I like how this tire handled and stopped well running on my 2013 Pilot (factory tire). I felt very confident driving these in all sorts of conditions, including cold rain in the Pacific Northwest and dry desert conditions in Arizona. Unfortunately, the tire life for the Pilot is "over" per my dealer on my routine check-up and double checked by my regular tire dealer who both measured 3/32 all the way around. Only got 42,200 out of these. Gonna ask about pro-rated warranty and I will let you know how that goes.

We are both retired and have Michelins on both of our vehicles; one is a luxury SUV and the other is a full-size sedan. We live in southwest Oregon so experience diverse,sometimes challenging, driving conditions in the course of a year. It doesn't matter whether we're facing winter rain, snow, sleet on Interstate highways or narrow, winding secondary roads I am always confident that the Michelins are up to the task. Whether we're headed for Crater Lake the Oregon coast or just back country sightseeing, our relaxation and enjoyment is complete because we don't worry about the tires.