Had 4 Primacy MXV4 tires installed on Chrysler 300 last November. Nice quiet ride. Grips well on wet road. Haven't driven on snow/ice yet. Hoping that we get long extended wear-life from these tires. This will make a big difference on future descisions on purchases of Michelin tires.

I never thought I would notice such a difference in tires until the four new Primacy MXV4 Michelins were installed on my vehicle. As soon as I got behind the wheel, I was impressed with the quality of the ride, the traction, and stability. They were worth the investment and I'm confident they will provide 30K miles of quality performance.

I'm on the second set of these tires on our station wagon. They have a good combination of dry performance, wet performance, overall wear and price. I'm pleased with them and will continue to use them on our car so long as Michelin continues to make them!

The best thing one can say about tires is if they never enter your mind. That is the case with these Michelins. The car handles like new (or better) and having bought them at 62,000 miles, I am confident they will outlast my car. Traction, handling, rolling resistance (mileage), braking, lack of noise, and longevity: isn't that what one wants?

These came on our new 2018 Sienna. I see they are an expensive tire but have noticed they do not hold the road well at all on the Highway in dry summer weather.. I find the front end drifting a lot on curves. That is pretty scary since we get a lot of snow in our area. I will monitor them and if they are as bad in the winter I will probably replace them with another brand. I thought Michellin was a high quality brand but not so with these it seems. I guess a lot of manufacturers put them on OEM so they are not likely as good as they claim.

I am very happy with Michelin Primacy MXV4 tires. I had an little accident because of lots of potholes, sidewall had hole so the tire couldn't be fixed, but Michelin took care of it. I use these tires on my Honda Civic. Good tractions, and smooth handling.

I had purchased four the Primacy MXV4tires for our 2002 SAAB 9-5. These are H rated tires and perform very well on the SAAB. I had purchased other MXV4'sfor my previously owned vehicles and liked the ride, traction, comfort and style of the tires. Would I buy thes again, yes I would!!

I have purchased Michelin tires for all my vehicles for many years. I found the Hydroedge tire to be the best I have ever owned. Sure footed and long lasting. The Primacy is OK. Quiet but not the best traction and not very long lasting, less than mileage than I expected. Would I buy Michelin again? Yes, for many reasons but it would be nice to have the old quality back.

I really like my Michelin Primacy tires. I have been using them on my Ford Thunderbird for about 2 years now. They give good handling and a smooth, quiet ride. The treadwear has been good, and I expect to get at least another 2 years out of the tires. Traction in the rain is very good. Traction in the snow is decent. You can use them in light snow with no problem, but they are not, nor do they claim to be, snow tires. These tires are good to excellent in every area, with no noticeable flaws. These tires do cost more than some competing brands ... but for a reason. The quality is there. I'm just about 30, so I haven't bought too many sets of tires yet, but these are the best tires I have owned so far. I would definitely buy these tires again. If Michelin maintains their high quality standards, I might be a customer for life.

These tire came on my 2017 Camry and at less than 27K miles they are below 4/32" not low enough to warranty them but they perform very bad in the Colorado snow so I had to replace them or risk wrecking the car. I went with another brand hoping to get better treadwear.