We are both retired and have Michelins on both of our vehicles; one is a luxury SUV and the other is a full-size sedan. We live in southwest Oregon so experience diverse,sometimes challenging, driving conditions in the course of a year. It doesn't matter whether we're facing winter rain, snow, sleet on Interstate highways or narrow, winding secondary roads I am always confident that the Michelins are up to the task. Whether we're headed for Crater Lake the Oregon coast or just back country sightseeing, our relaxation and enjoyment is complete because we don't worry about the tires.

I had these tires installed on my 1993 Honda Accord SE and the smoothness of the ride is incredible. My previous tires would make my car's steering at freeway speeds rather jittery. These tires have brought the comfort and smoothness back to my Freeway rides.

Good Morning, Hi, My Name Is Armando Gonzalez,And I Use Michelin Primacy For Daily Commute.ITravel About45 Miles Daily And Let Me Tell You They Are The BEST Tires I Ever Own. I Own A Acura TL And I Love The Way Micheline Tire Perform And Handles On The road Makes My Ride More Joyful And Comfortable,And Also The Fuel Efficiency I Spend Less Money On Gas.

Simple Fact - Great Tires. Purchased four tires a little over two years ago and they have performed flawlessly. Have put 32,000 on them, at last check at the dealer still have 9/32 or tread left, are quiet and smooth riding. What else can one say but "A great tire"

Tires were original equipment on our 2012 Honda Pilot.....Put just over 30K on the Pilot and we need to replace tires !?.....Seeing the Michelin name on the vehicle made the decision to buy a little easier to make.....the 60,000 mile warranty has me scratching my head and I see I'm not the only consumer in this boat !!!.....Don't know what I should replace with ????....very disappointed !!!

I have been a long term Michelin consumer but I have to say their tires just keep getting better while everyone else is cutting corners. my last set were installed on my AWD luxury car at 40k the OEM tires were worn out so afetr much research I tried the Primacy MXV4. I live in the northeast and drive 75% highway and am a spirited driver. The tires always handled superbly in all types of weather. Stopping and curving was also exceptional. Most importantly the tires lasted 96,000 miles before I had to change them. Although their performance criteria was noticable at 86,000 miles they still had enough tread to pass inspection. The tire is exceptional and provides a nice quiet ride and very good performance. When I buy tioes I always buy Michelin.

I haven't had the tires for very long but I can tell already why Michelin Tires are worth the extra money they cost. I spent alot of time researching mainly consumer reports and they were right to rate these tire so well. The Potenzas my suburu came with were already worn at 15000 miles last winter making it unsafe to drive. As a matter of fact I was unable to stop my vehicls in snow.

Very quiet tire with good handling. They also show little tread wear after 10,000 miles. They seem though to be a little difficult to balance. I rotate and balance my tires often. If I ask the tire technician to pay extra, extra attention when balancing, the car will ride a little smoother than after other normal rotations.

With no rain in California, I haven't checked wet pavement traction yet, but the tires are quiet and smooth on my mother-in-law's hybrid Camry. Wish I had replaced the original equipment Michelins on my Lexus with these tires as energy saving Assurance tires are stiff and noisy, especially on concrete highways with expansion joints.

This is my second set of Michelin Primacy MXV4 tires. I got great wear out of my last set, and expect the same out of these. They really reduce road noise, and they enhance the performance of my car even during bad weather conditions. I always have good response and road feel thanks to the design of the tires. They are well balanced requiring little balancing work by my installer. My next set of tires will be Michelin.