Stay away from these tires! Unless you've got money to burn, you will be replacing them long before the 60,000 mile warranty. If money is no object, then sure they have a smooth and quiet ride. I did follow all proper maintenance and all work has been done at the dealer. In spite of that, all the tires are wore out and needing to be replaced at 34,000 miles!

These tires are so nice and quiet, and they handle extremely well! I could tell the difference in my car's ride and handling immediately after these tires were put on. The quiet was definitely welcomed, since my second set of tires were road noisy in every situation! When my Michelin MXM4's were put on my Volvo C70, they were filled with nitrogen, and perhaps that also had an effect on the handling. Nevertheless, I consider these tires to be worth every penny that we paid for them! With these tires on my car, my T5 engine loves to roll, and I have to make sure that I don't go faster than the posted speed limit. (smile) I highly recommend these tires! Keep up the good work, Michelin!

I know with Michelin tires that I will experience a smooth even ride, be confident in the knowledge that whatever conditions I may be driving in I can depend on their safety (have experienced icy/snow and rainy conditions with my vehicle on Michelins) and rely on their durability. In fact, all our vehicles have Michelin tires. Whether a truck, luxury sedan or two seat "fun" car, Michelin has a tire for it.

These tires were replacement tires for those that came on a 2011 Camry that was purchased new. The difference between the original tires and these are significant. These tires are quiet, smooth and I gained about two miles per gallon in gas mileage. I drive about 90 miles per day round trip to work. When I need to purchase new tires, these will be the ones that I choose.

We have used the MXV4 on many of our cars. It rains 7 months a year in here in Oregon and the tires sheds the puddles perfectly. Highway speeds just like it was dry out. Wife now demands the kids put them on their rigs. A little pricey, but whats the cost of a safe family?

Our family has two large, heavy Mercedes 560 SEL cars with extremely high mileage. This is the only tire and manufacturer I would consider for our cars. We live in the country on a dirt road and drive primarily on highways or interstates. The handling and comfort in all these conditions including 1,500-3,000 mile trips each year is nothing short of excellent.

I have preferred and driven Michelin radial tires on every vehicle I have owned since 1967. If the cars came with other tires, I switched to Michelin at the first reasonable opportunity. The quality and performance of the Michelins are unmatched by the competition and I am content to pay a little more to get the best and safest tires. This was proven to me again in my latest purchase. I purchased a new Mazda 3 in 2012. The car came with a different tire. Though I got 40k miles on the original tires, despite scheduled rotation and balancing, the tires were cupped and noisy when I replaced them, though they technically still had sufficient tread left. The new Michelin tires are quiet, smooth riding, and handle beautifully. I trust they will do so for many thousands more miles; 46 years worth of experience assures me that they will.

I have Michelin's on my Mercedes, I travel 100 miels a day to and from work, the highway that I travel is two lanes and very curvy; when the weather gets bad with the ice and snow I can always depend on the great traction of the tires. I would not comprise with any other tire.

I am on my second set of Primacy MXV4 tires on my Honda Accord EXV6 and live in the Northeast. The tires perform exceptionally well in snow and wet conditions and my first set lasted over 70,000 miles! Handling is excellent and quiet. We changed our other car to Primacy tires also! We highly recommend them! In fact, I recommended them to my sister just this weekend!

I drive 75 miles to work and home each day in sun, rain and snow in Western PA. These tires grip well and without fail regardless of the weather. While they make a bit of noise (that I can live with!), they have disappointed me a bit in that I failed to gain MPG - but actually lost a mile or so during the first 7500 miles of use.