I am on the road commuting to work in the pre dawn hours. I want to be able to trust I will get to the hospital safely and on time. Tire failure is not an option. I will be looking to Michelin for a much needed set of new tires for our Mercedes wagon we transport our 4 year old exclusively in. I choose Michelin confidently, knowing they build the best quality tire, giving us the safe handling we expect and the smooth quiet ride we demand. When we think of our daughter, there are no second chances to protect her. We feel proud to know we have chosen the best in the industry and value Michelin tires as the standard others may attempt to match but continually fall short.

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.

These are the original tires that came on my 2019 Kia Niro EV. I went in the shop for a routine tire rotation, and was told the wear bar was worn out on all the tires and they needed to be replaced. Extremely pathetic to have to replace tires on a vehicle that I just purchased one year ago.

These are very good touring tires, They are very quiet and smooth, yet convey an outstanding sense of the road, with very good handling and braking performance. However, if you are looking for an out and out sports tire or long lasting tire, Michelin has some better offerings (like the Hydroedge which lasts a good 60k miles, but is kind of noisy and hard riding)

I purchased 4 replacement Michelin tires after driving 70,000 miles on the original OEM Michelin tires. Most of my driving is in the city, sometimes on the highway, mostly on regular city streets. I am thrilled with Michelin tires because of their reliability and durability. I highly recommend Michelin tires.

Replaced the OEM Michelins with the MXV4's and they are excellent for the 2005 Cadillac De Ville. It is a large heavy car and the tires provide excellent performance in every way. Good fuel economy, tight cornering, sure footed braking and smooth ride. The Cadillac travels the Interstate, rural highways here in North Dakota and are good rain, snow tires when driven reasonably. If the pressure is increased about 5% over the OEM door pillar recommendation the tires provide better stability in cornering and better fuel economy.

I put these on my 2005 Altima and they did great in the snow and pretty good on the ice in Northern Iowa. The tread life was great but I did replace them early as we were going into winter and the traction is not as good on the snow and ice at 55,000 miles as they are when new. This is a great all season tire. I've recently moved to Texas and expect them to be just as good in the Texas heat.

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.

I bought these tires for one of my cars and love the way they handled so much that I bought another set for my other car. The tires offer the smoothes handling and best ride that I have ever experience in my 40+ years of driving. I am hooked and will never use another tire but Michelin again.

Having owned several sets of Michelin tires in the past I have not been disapointed with my current set of Primacy tires on my 2001 Lexus LS430 sedan. These tires have delivered as advertised,a smooth and quite ride every time over many types of road conditions. With proper inflation and rotation these tires are designed to last. After two years and over 18 K miles they still look new and are as smooth and quite as the day they were installed. Also when the road is wet, the Primacy tires have excellent grip and stopping ability. In my opionion these are the best tires for the money, they deliver as advertised.