Tires came with my new vehicle purchase, a popular 4WD SUV. Drove them in suburban conditions, just under 10k/yr. After 2 years, tread were worn and tires needed replacing despite regular rotation. Agree with other review, only got 20k out of the 60k warranty on these!

I replaced the original tires on my Hyundai Sonata with these tires...and what a difference. Absolutely one of the best tires I've ever owned. Great handling dry and wet. Also Very quite tires...one of the reasons I purchased them. I read where they were very low noise. I drive 100 miles round trip to work so I needed something that was quite and with low friction for good gas milege and these tires havent disappointed. I've put over 20,000 miles and they still look like new tires. I would defiantly recommend these tires to anyone.

I purchased 4 of these tires to replace similar Michelin's that came as original tires on my 2007 Hyundai Azera. I was looking for a tire that was quiet, had low rolling resistance and was recommended in major automotive reviews. These tires were stated to meet all those requirements. My experience with them after 3 months of driving is that they exceed my expectations. My car runs with less road noise and I have experienced about 1 mpg increase in economic performance.

Replaced OEM tires on our Ford Freestyle at only 18k miles with a set of Michelin Primacy MXV4 tires, and the difference was like night and day. The ride is smooth as silk and quiet like a limousine, and the handling is better than I'd expected it would have been. Traction in the wet is simply amazing, and braking distance is outstanding. The tires have been run for approximately 25k miles so far, and there is virtually no wear on any tire after regular rotations. Highly recommended!

These tires are extremely quiet and compliant. They give the car an added assurance in handling as their responsiveness is particularly good. I've had them for over a year and they still look like new with hardly any signs of wear. The only improvement I would suggest is that the sidewalk, though not unattractive is not the sportiest looking, with a rounded edge and unflattering sidewalk design.

I got a set of 2 to replace on my car, the other 2 tires are Pilot Exalto's which still has some tread on them. I don't know if it's the tire or the new treads...but it seems to sway left & right on certain hwy pavements. The explanation I was given was that the tread was grabbing on to the grooves of the surface & that it should go away with time. I'm running these Primacy MXV4's in the rear with the Exalto's up front. Don't know if anyone else had this experience or not, but I was told that this is common.

I bought (4) Primacy MXV4s for my 1998 Diamante more than 5 years ago. 90% of my driving is on the highway and I must say that they are the quietest and smoothest tires I have ever used. On top of that they have provided me with a confidence I in wet weather and normal braking that is pleasingly reassuring. Buy these tires, it doesn't get better!

My previous set of tires had two of the original 4 make it well over 100,000 miles (with the other two having been blown out by road junk in two separate incidents). I drive almost 100% on freeway, which I think helps limit the wear -- but the tires made it WAY over their expected limit before simply wearing out. I won't look at any other brands -- any savings for cheaper tires will be lost to having to replace them much sooner.

I have had Michelin Tires exclusively for over 13 years now. I tell all my friends..."spend the little extra to get the best; especially if you kids or wife drive/ride in the car". Michelins ride quietly, smoothly, and are terrific in bad weather. Great tread life too! Wouldn't consider ANYTHING ELSE!

When you buy Michelin - you are buying the best. Lexus is my car of choice and they recommend Michelin. The tires provide the safety rating that I demand. And the comfort is unsurpassed. My passengers are amazed that my car has some age on it and it rides like it just came off the showroom floor. I rotate, fill and watch the tires. I get the expected months and mileage of service. And then it is on the replacement. I am one happy "Michelin" customer.