I had these tires for good year now on my 2007 Honda Accord. I got to say, these tires are amazing. I put well over 40,000 miles within a year and these tires feel new everytime I drive my car. My handling, road nosie, and braking improved since I put these tires on my car. The only thing I was recommend to you is before buying these awesome tires is to do your homework, and shop around. Depending on your residence, and location prices are different. However, its worth every penny you pay, because it will pay off in the long run.

We drive a lot and travel from Ohio to New Hampshire and south to Dallas to visit family. The tires perform wonderfully especially in the heavy rains we frequently encounter. With other tires we occasionally felt some slippage in heavy rain, but that has never happened with the Primacy MXV4. We feel like we are always in strong contact with the road and so are secure. We have no complaints.

Now, as a senior who has five cars and over 50 years of driving experience, I would not buy a tire that is not a Michelin. In younger years, I would look for price rather than quality because my billfold was thinner than in these waning years. For the past thirty years, I have always shopped for "tire quality" and that always led to Michelin tires. These tires, plus other Michelins on other cars, have given me over 70,000 miles service with the roundness I wanted for a great drive. Michelins are easy to balance and provide a drive like no other tire.

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 bought a 2014 Toyota Camry that came with these tires brand new straight from the factory. Now at only 38,500 miles they are on the verge of balding and I've been recommended to have them replaced by my authorized Toyota dealership. I love Michelin, but unfortunately at this price with a failed promise, these tires did not meet my expectations.

...mounted on my 2005 Accord 6M about 69,000 miles ago, these now measure 6 to 7 32/inch......... The above addresses treadwear positives. Even better was the stability/hydroplaning resistance during a SoCal flash rainstorn. Four freeway incidents - emergency vehicles with red lights flashing as i safely slipped past the injured vehicles - underscore the MXV4 ability in the wet. I don't drive the Honda much anymore (got me a new diesel wagon!).........but guess what I will buy when tires are needed. Frederick F. Fletcher

I HAD NEVER HAD A SET OF MICHELINS. ALWAYS HAD TO BUY A CHEAPER TIRE, BUT MY DAD ALWAYS SAID THEY WERE THE BEST. I JUST PUT A SET ON MY FORD FUSION THIS PAST WEEK. THE DEALER HAD TOLD ME MY CAR WOULD RIDE MUCH SMOOTHER WITH THE TIRES. BOY, WAS HE RIGHT! MY CAR RIDES AND HANDLES LIKE A DIFFERENT CAR. SMOOTH RIDE, GREAT CONTROL ON THE ROAD. LOVE THEM!!

I've got 20,000 miles on this set of tires on a Honda Accord used for 70 mile round trip daily commuting. These tires are quiet, have decent wet and dry traction, and are wearing very well. They're even pretty good in light snow, although I run dedicated snow tires during the heart of winter.

Installed Sep 2013 on my '03 Mazda 6 and have put a little over 30K on them so far. Great performance, stopping (wet and Dry), good snow performance. Tread wear looks good for the mileage and I can easily see them going another 30K. I do rotate faithfully every 5K and primarily highway driving.

My classic (last one made) Olds Aurora feels safe and secure in all four seasons, has great traction, especially for quick stops. It feels smooth, ironing out the holes, cracks, and ripple of local highways. It corners like a sports car. My gas mileage is just fine too. I will buy four more after I get at least 75,000 miles because they still look new to me! You cant go wrong with these tires!