In over 60 years of driving I have never been so impressed as I am with the Michelin Primacy MXV4. We have them on three family vehicles. The combination of excellent handling with long tread wear makes them a very good value as well as fun to drive on. More than worth their price!

This is my second set of Michelin Primacy MXV4s on my Subaru Forester. I had never owned Michelin tires previously. I like everything about them; they are quiet, with superb traction and handling in all conditions. The quality of the compound, materials and workmanship is evident because I've never had any problems with uneven wear, sidewall cracking, etc. I get them rotated on a regular basis; every other oil change. I am sold on Michelins and will never buy any other tire.

Dealer recommended the Primacy MXV4 as replacement tires on my Lexus. The tires have kept my car running smooth. I had to avoid an car jumping into my lane this past weekend and the tires allowed me to avoid a serious accident and not lose control of the car under adverse conditions. I would buy another set of Michelins tomorrow if my car needed new tires. Thank You Michelin Man!!

Michelin tires are on every vehicle my family owns. A name you can trust to deliver a quiet, comfortable, long lasting, and most of all SAFE ride. Sun, rain, snow, or hurricane Michelin tires can handle it. What's the best tire? I definitely say Michelin!! Thanks Michelin Man.!.

I have purchased a set of these tires for both my cars, The quality, durablity, and low road noise of these tires is great. I rotate them about ever 6000 miles and they really hold up for both highway and city driving and perform well on light snow and wet leafs.

Pro: Excellent rolling smoothness, really lets you easily find and enjoy smooth road. Very quiet. Softens most road inputs. Good steering on center feel and handling. Con: None really, although I was hoping for even more impact softness on a 1998 Avalon that has never handled rough impacts well.

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)

The best thing one can say about tires is if they never enter your mind. That is the case with these Michelins. The car handles like new (or better) and having bought them at 62,000 miles, I am confident they will outlast my car. Traction, handling, rolling resistance (mileage), braking, lack of noise, and longevity: isn't that what one wants?

I ride to appointments every day as a therapist. I can rely on these tires to maintain balance and traction. I feel so secure when I am driving and I know I do not have to worry even when it rains! This is an honest review of this product! I would buy them again and again.

New car, new tires back in March... I have not been driving very much (due to the pandemic) but I have notice the traction is terrible... my ABS has had to kick in multiple times while driving around the city, and I am not an aggressive driver. Not sure if this is a defect or if they're just really not suitable tires for regular city driving?