I've always liked Michelin tires. I've had the Primacy MXV4 for over 5 years and they are about ready to be replaced--I have about 52,000 miles on the tires doing primarily city driving. While these tires are expensive, I've been very happy with them. The tires are quiet and provide great traction. I will likely be replacing them with the same as before, Primacy MXV4 tires.

Because I am a college student, I do a lot of car pooling. These tires have gone through days at a time of just sitting, and days at a time of highway travel time. The ride is always smooth, my breaking distance is always short, and I never feel insecure, even with a fully loaded car. These tires are magical in the rain (which it does a lot of here in south Florida), and even then stopping distance isn't a problem. I don't have anything bad to say about these tires, and I feel as if I won't have to. Thank you for an excellent tire.

I was surprised to have the Michelin on our new Toyota Camry wear out at 40,000 miles, well short of the advertised 60,000 miles. Have owned many sets of Michelin tires and they usually last the warranted mileage with rotation and maintaining of proper tire pressure. Not sure if this is related to the tires installed on a new car or this tire in general. Filed a warranty claim, hopeful to get a credit on a new set of Michelin tires. This tire handled well on the car with no noise. Happy with how the tires performed, but not happy with wearing out after 2/3rds of the advertised mileage.

My car came with this tire on it. They had to be replaced at 5 years and 17,000 miles because of dry rot. So I replaced them with the same tire. After 2 years all 4 tires have dry rot on them. The car has never sat longer then 5 days and I am in Colorado. Now I see why Michelin Puts "Ozone and Weather checking" under "Items not covered in warranty" Have had Michelin tires all my life and never had this problem until I got the Primacy mxv4.

This tires came with my new 2014 Honda Odyssey EX-L. after almost 60,000 Kms, all 4 tires are worn out close to the tread wear indicator. there is also vibration on the front tires and dealer confirmed tires needs to be replaced. not impressed with these tires.

I and some colleagues researched tires extensively for my car and repeatedly, this tire kept coming up highest in reviews. While I have not had these new tires for long yet (just over a year), I've noticed much better road-handling on wet, slick roads, and I'm looking forward to another long-lasting set of tires, if my previous set of Michelins was any indication.

This is our second set of primacy tires on our AWD vehicles. We use them year round instead of snow tires here in NH. The handling has been great in all conditions. The only reason it gets only four stars is because of the higher price, but it's worth the extra money to have peace of mind, especially with a teen driver. I know that if there is a problem with keeping control of the car, it's not due to the tires :)

We have a 2004 Superbeetle Turbo. It came equipt with Michelin tires on it. After 64000 miles and 9 years the tires still had great tread. I wanted to replace them with Michelin tires with the same specs as the originals. The new MX series tires we installed last year give us the same great ride, cornering, handling on wet and dry roads and all around performance at any speed that the original tires our Beetle came with. I would not have any other brand on our vehicle.

If the Ad sys that the tires will last for 60K miles, be sure that it will last for much longer than that. I am resident of NJ and I think after withstanding brutal winter and summer to the extremes and other extreme weather conditions I can testify for the tires that they are the best as they come. Be it rain, snow or heat, the tires provide an optimum driving experience and let you drive comfortably and confidently. I am a fan for life and will not change to any other tire. I own a Sedan and a minivan and I feel confident to drive my family in either car as both have Michelin in them.

My 2014 Honda Pilot came with the Primacy MXV4 and now have 43k on them. Ride and handle fine and should get another 10k with no problem. I would much rather get the comfort from these tires than some rock hard tires that would last for 80k miles. I really wander about some reviews saying their tires wore at 30-40k. I’ve used Michelin for 30+ years and have tried other brands, and for my experience there is a difference. Would recommend these tires.