These came equipped on our new Sienna. They wore quickly, were quiet but were useless on wet roads after 10k miles. Even had one that needed to be replaced (side puncture) and it was almost as worn as the other four. DO NOT WASTE MONEY ON THESE TIRES. LTX is better!

These are OEM on my 2014 Camry Hybrid XLE. They have 72000+ miles on them and are at 3/32. I have had several sets on my 1997 T&C van. Every set lasted over 65K miles. If you don't get the 60K, you are probably an aggressive driver and corner too hard in my opinion.

This is the 3rd time I have had this set of tires on my vehicle. My Hyundai Santa Fe came with these tires, in between I bought a different brand, and this is the 2nd time I have replaced them with Michelins. The Michelins have provided the best mileage and best ware and I will not ever switch again. My vehicle is 7 years old and has over 150K miles on it. Each time I have driven with Michelin tires I have averaged over 40K per set. I have my tires rotated regularly and 4-wheel alignments done when needed; but I drive in winter weather with no hesitation is a very wintery part of the country. These are great tires!

In my 46 years of driving, I have purchased many tires; some good, some bad, and some outright terrible. I learned years ago that you can't buy a finer tire than Michelin. The overall smoothness, wet and dry traction, and the Michelin mileage warranty are reasons I purchased these tires.

I replaced the stock Civic tires 10,000 miles ago with the MXV4s and have been very happy with them. The run quieter than the original tires on all surfaces. Their grip is excellent on dry pavement, and they cut through standing water and heavy rain with no hydroplaning. I think they are excellent tires.

Tires are original with my Honda Pilot. Have driven vehicle 33,000 miles. Had tires under proper pressure and rotated as per Honda requirements. Vehicle well maintained and driven responsibly. Tires now are uniformily worn and will have to be replaced before vehicle can pass state inspection.

Bought these tires to replace the Michelin run-flats that came on my 2007 Accord. Those tires were long-wearing and great on dry pavement, but were poor in snow and very poor on wet pavement. Got the Primacy MXV4's a month ago. Have driven on wet pavement several times, and snow covered roadways. Wow, what an improvement. These tires feel very secure on both wet pavement and snow. Seem a bit quieter overall, too. I'm very happy with my purchase. Got two thumbs up from my husband as well.

I have had these tires for a little over 30,000 miles and initially was very happy with them. Within the past 5000 miles they have become very difficult to use when the roads are wet or when raining. It is difficult to start without spinning my tires when starting from a stop.

Bought a 2016 ES300h in September 2016. Don't drive this car much, odometer at slightly over 31k miles. I expected much more as this was the original fitment. Tires are already needing replacement. How is that possible when warranty is 60k miles. That's unacceptable for a luxury car.

Being in the trucking business and having used Michelin over the years I know the value of these tires. This July I put 4 tires on my Chrysler 300. A few days later my wife had very close call, a pick up truck ran a stop sign. The car stopped just a couple of feet from the truck. I strongly feel the new tires saved her, the 300 had about 28,300 on it and I do not think the factory OEM tires would have stopped her in time. Pete