In my opinion, the Michelin Primacy MXV4 is the best tire available for the Lexus LS400 in the market today. Smooth & Quiet Ride, Secure Handling, and Outstanding Tread Life. Fuel Economy for my car averages 19-20 MPG in the City and 26-28 MPG on the Highway with these tires - not bad for a large sedan with a V-8 engine. Costs more than most tires, but you absolutely get what you pay for with the Primacy MXV4. When these wear out, I will definitely replace them with a new set of Michelin Primacy MXV4s.

I've had the Primacy tires for a couple years. After ~15K miles, I can barely notice any wear and the performance is great - excellent traction on pavement, gravel and grass. These tires were not given to me nor am I being compensated for this review.

I love my new tires. They were a gift from my son (the car man) and I just love them. The ride is great and I know I will get many miles out of them. I drive from AZ to CA often and the ride is great. City driving is also wonderful. I can't say enough about them. Would buy them again.

I have put about 15,000 miles on these thres and am thouroughly pleased with the performance. They show little, if any, treadwear. Braking and cornering is great, My fuel economy is better than ever. The ride is smooth and quiet. I imagine whenever I have to replace these tires, it will be with the same model.

These tires were purchased in Panama City,FL for my Honda Accord. We use this car for short trips around the area. Lots of stop and go with lots of corners. The tires are very quiet at all speeds. We have put on about 40,000 miles since install. It looks like they will go another 20 - 30,000 miles without a problem. Cost/mile of operation will be very low. The Honda stops very short on wet and dry pavement. How could I ask anymore from tires!!! PS this is my tenth set of Michelins over many years and autos

These tires were what was on the vehicle when I purchased it new from the dealer. They have performed pretty well. Living in Indiana yhey have to be versitile. Snow, ice gravel, etc. I hope they last a little longer. They have about 40,000 miles on them now so I don't know how much more I can get from them.

My 2012 Civic had harsh road noise and the steering was vague with little road feel. I changed to Michelin Primacy MXV4 tires and noticed a reduction in road noise. The biggest improvement was in steering. The steering was now excellent with good road feel and cornering. I also noticed a more comfortable ride. I now feel safer and enjoy driving the car thanks to my Michelin MXV4 tires.

When I bought a new set of Privacy MXV4 tires it restored my car's driving to the feel of brand new. It was much quieter, my car handled much better and braking improved. I could not believe the difference a new set of tires made. I would recommend this tires to anyone. And I will by them again and again.

These were the OEM tires on my 2006 TL. I tend to be a bit harsh on my tires and the MXV4s were good for touring but not for my aggressive driving. I can frequently feel lateral slide as I cornered. A for hydroplane resistance, let's just say it wasn't confidence building. Supposedly the tires are also good for fuel economy. May if I used my car for touring but I found only negligable difference. Good for OEM but I would not pay the asking price of these tires. I little more and you get high to ultra high performance tires. Cost to benefit is not worth the money.

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.