I bought Primacy MXV4's for my wife's Acura TSX a year and half ago & today for my 2001 Lincoln Town Car w/Touring Pkg. I couldn't wait to buy these for my Lincoln after seeing what they did for my wife's Acura. They are the best all season tire I have driven on. Great in OH snow. They are quiet, comfortable, and handle very well for all season tires on both types of cars we drive. Great engineering Michelin! Best in class!

I recently bought a 2010 Nissan Sentra. Stock tires had 28000. Tread was fair still on three, one was borderline. Changed to the MXV4's because of excellent reviews on three consumer products sites, plus many rave customer reviews. Only have a few hundred miles so far, but noticed immediate difference. Car is incredibly quiet and smooth riding. My braking distance on both dry and wet is reduced greatly, with less pedal effort. Steering response and handling are great, feels like I'm glued to the road. My trip computer shows an increase in mileage as much as 4-5 mpg locally, and as much as 6-7 mpg highway. Haven't tried snow yet, but will definitely feel more confident when I do.

This is by far the best tire I have purchased in all my years. There is no road noise at all with these tires. The handling of the car in rain has not caused any hydroplaning or loss of traction. I will continue to purchase this brand of tire for all of my vehicles from here on out. We are very pleased with performance and the overall cost of the purchase. You wont go wrong when putting Michelin on your vehicles.

My current Michelin tires are not old enough to know how many miles they will last, however, the previous ones were warranted for 60,000 miles and I got 80,000 miles use of them before needing replacements. That style was discontinued so I replaced them with the Primacy. I will never purchase another brand of tires. My car is 10 years old and has only had Michelin tires on it. In my 55+ years of driving other brands of tires have been purchased for other vehicles, but none have been as good as Michelin! :)

OEM tires on my 2012 Chevy Impala were terrible after only 20k miles. Installed 4 Michelin tires and it is a different car. Excellent wet traction. Road hugging dry traction. Haven't had a chance to drive in the snow, but I'm confident that they will perform well.

I just purchased a new set of Primacy MXV4 Michelin tires for my car. This is the second set of these that I have purchased. They were rated for 60K miles and I ran mine for almost 70K miles before they reached the legal minimum tread depth. Tires are one of the most important things you can count on to get you safely to your destination in all types of weather, so it is imperative to buy the best. For me, that is Michelin. I could save some money by buying lessor quality tires but the safety and dependibility of Michelins guarantee my wife and grandchildren are safe when riding in our cars.

These tires are great, we have a 1996 Honda Accord with 158,000 miles on it. This is our third set of tires, it came with Michellins and when I replaced them,the first time I was talked into a competitors tire, which I did not like. We had some tire damage and I had to replace the and with the warranty they would only replace with a like tire. Mather next time I went in I was told I needed to replace two tires and they would recommend that I stick with the same brand. I decided it would be a good time to go with 4 new Michellin's. I,have not regretted that decision at all.

Unsurpass handling especially cornering, wet surface and braking. I've been driving with these tires for almost10K miles and it looks like it hasn't worn out a bit. I checked the pressure at least once a week and little has it changed. I don't know what else to expect from the only brand I trust.

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.

Put on my Honda Minivan..... Mixed highway and city miles.... Now have 45,000 miles on them and they seem hard as a rock. Initially, nice ride quality, low noise, low road noise transmissions, good stick, good stick in winter. After about 20k, (2nd winter), they got much more slippery, noticed the transmitted road noise form ridng in the rougher parts of the highway where the trucks roughen up the road is now higher. Ride seemed a bit rougher. Now at 45k, they're rocks. I can feel the paint stripes when I change lanes, can't even drive in truck lanes. They still stick like glue in dry weather, a little less in wet. Ride is noisy (for long distances, if I don't need the room, I will drive ANY other car). Not sure how they will fare this winter...may have to replace...but I still have another 25k work of tread on them, so might try and make it through the winter (if we don't get too much snow days in the Pac NW).... Overall, I'd consider buying them again, but not keep them so long (or look at something with a bit more ride quality longevity...).