I am a true believer in Michelin tires. They came on my vehicle when I purchased it in 2007 and I continue to choose Michelin. As a person who was on the road "a lot" due to my occupation, I always counted on knowing I had safe, reliable tires on my vehicle. The tires have great longevity. I have had a few questions in the past about my tires and I found Michelin customer service to be outstanding in providing guidance and direction. I like the fact that I get correspondence to prompt me about tire rotation and when it might be time to get new tires. I have not had any problems with my tires which I purchased in 2011 & 2012. The tires ride smooth and wear evenly with appropriate rotation and wheel alignment when needed. The tires handle exceptionally well in the rain on wet roads. I feel safe knowing I have Michelins on my car and I will purchase new Michelins when the time comes. A very satisfied customer.

I have the tires on my Accord for over 60,000 miles. They should be able to go another 10,000 miles. They are fuel efficient and quiet on the highway. I plan on putting on another set of Primacy MXV4 when I replace the ones on now. They are good in snowy conditions that come to Colorado in the winter.

I bought 4 of these tires in January 2012 and I've definitely seen an increase in my gas milage! I was truly impressed with the warranties, too. I have had Michelins in the past and I bought them for my current sports car that is almost 7 years old. I knew I was getting the best tires for my car.

I'm not sure if it was the tire or something else but one of my tires went flat, I got it plugged and the next day it was flat again. I was late for work so I had to drive on it flat. The next day I went back to the shop to find out the tire was finished. I only put 9,000 miles on the tire. The other 3 are fine, and these tires handle great. That one tire was disappointing considering I paid a premium for it. Overall the tires are very good.

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.

Just put a second set on a 05 Ford Freestyle. Am expecting the same results from the first set, 70,000 miles on a 60,000 mile tire and they still had tread on them. Tires provide a nice quite ride, smooth handling, and in the Midwest, great handling in the snow.

Purchased in 2022 and used for less than 40k as we switch over to winters during that driving season. Already at 4/32 tread depth despite all appropriate rotation, inflation and maintenance! Mounted on a 2016 Odyssey that is not a commuter. Terrible product, actually shocked at the poor quality from Michelin.

We have had these Michelin tires for 5 1.2 years now, about 70,000 miles, and we have had an excellent experience with them. On our last routine service for the car, we were told that we should consider getting some new tires within the next few months, nothing urgent. I think that is pretty good wear. The comfort and handling with these tires is fantastic, and we have had to drive in some pretty tough conditions - heavy snow, rainstorms that have left the streets flooded, etc. I have never felt so safe with my tires except for the last set of Michelin's! I intend to replace the current set, when the time comes, with another set of Michelin tires.

These are the original tires that came on my 2019 Kia Niro EV. I went in the shop for a routine tire rotation, and was told the wear bar was worn out on all the tires and they needed to be replaced. Extremely pathetic to have to replace tires on a vehicle that I just purchased one year ago.

I've installed these tires on 2 of our Honda Accords and been extremely happy with them. They wear well, lasting over 70,000 miles. Handling on wet or dry pavement is excellent, handling in snow is good to very good. Most important, they produce a much quieter ride than the factory tires (Michelin Pilot MXM2s)