I'm 66 years old and over the years have had many cars with a lot of different brands of tires. There is no comparison to Michelin Tires. Many years ago I bought a brand new Audi that was delivered with another brand and after, at least a year of problems, I replaced them with michelins and it was like I was driving the car for the first time the way it was supposed to drive. The same was true with my wife's Nissan. My wife could not believe the difference in the driving experience. My next older brother just bought a certified pre-owned Porsche 911 twin turbo 480hp. He also replaced with Michelin and really likes them.

USA Touring California to Chicago on a 2008 Chrysler Town & Country Touring. Upon leaving the Tire Center I could feel the difference right away. I had been looking for an alignment specialist for some time, so I purchased a three year package. I was introduced to the technician and he explained how their state of the art alignment system worked. I will now be changing oil, rotating tires, and checking the alignment every 6,000 miles. Now my van does not drift to the right but tracks straight and according to the alignment printout complies with Chrysler specifications. I selected Primacy MXV4 tires based on my research and the Consumer Reports Rating. So far, I am not disapointed! In a couple of weeks, I will be driving the interstate to Chicago and back to California. I will give you a report from the road.

These tires have not lived up to my expectations; the primary issue is uneven tread wear. The retailer suggests that I rotate every 3,000 miles since I have a German front wheel drive car. I rotated every 6,000 instead and have experienced noisy uneven tread where. The vehicle is in alignment and tires balanced. I would not recommend these tires.

These tires came with my new 2018 Toyota Sienna. I had no issues with them in rain or snow. The tires are very quiet. The only issue is wear. These lasted 40k miles. I drive mostly highway so I do not think you could possibly do any better with this vehicle. I'm debating whether to continue with this tire, or try something different.

I've had my Primacy MXV4's for around 9 mos. 10K miles and have no issues. I live in Michigan and have a steep driveway so winter traction was my biggest concern and these tires deliver with confidence. Recommended them to my brother (also lives in MI) and he's happy with his purchase. They are slightly firmer than my last set of tires but that is to be expected with high mile warranty tires. Good grip, Nice ride.

This is the second time I've bought a set of Michelin tires. I feel so safe and secure with the ride they give and can feel them gripping the road surface. These tires replaced another brand that failed to grip the road in wet conditions. What a difference. Thank you MichelinMan.

2 years 40k and chicago weather theyve stood the test. OK road feel not the best or worst in winter. Very good build quality— I took an gash about an half inch into the side of one of my tires all the way to the next layer and did not notice for about an week of hitting speeds up to 100 without problem. Tires wear OK cannot complain. Expensive but worth

Purchased my Primacy tires after replacing my tires on my 2006 VW Jetta not once but two times!! The other tire brand quality was very poor, loud road noise and dangerous blowouts way before the mileage recommendation and these weren't a cheap brand!! I was looking for a tire that provided me with great handling, a quiet comfortable luxurious ride and that is exactly what I received with my Michelin Primacy tires. Several of my friends purchased Michelin tires on my recommendation. Currently shopping for a great handling, quiet set of tires for my son's 2008 Ford Escape. His request is for raised white letters. Suggestions welcomed.

This summer I got caught in a torrential down pour while vacationing in North Carolina. I had a hard time seeing the road but my Michelin MXV 4 tires gripped the road like it was a beautiful Summer day. My car didn't hydroplane and I felt very confident that I had total control.

I have Michelin's on my Mercedes, I travel 100 miels a day to and from work, the highway that I travel is two lanes and very curvy; when the weather gets bad with the ice and snow I can always depend on the great traction of the tires. I would not comprise with any other tire.