These tires came on my 2014 Camry Hybrid. I got 130,000 KM from them and can't understand why other reviewers got so much less. When it was finally time for a new set, there was no question that I would choose the same tires. In addition to being smooth, reasonably quiet and secure (note, I don't do any driving in the snow), they helped me get much better mileage than the car itself promised. Although they are very expensive, I feel they are a great investment I'm only sorry that Michelin is discontinuing them.

Tires on my 2012 Honda Pilot Touring and the dealer says getting close to needing new tires. Have less than 35,000 miles on original equipment tires and do NOT pull anything. Mostly in town driving. 3/32 on two tires and 4/32 on two other tires. Worry about getting thru snow and ice in Northern Colorado with these tires.

My 2006 VW Passat had these tires on it when I bought it at just under 60,000 miles. I'm now at over 80,000 and every time I bring the car in to the dealership they say the tires are in great shape and there is no reason to rotate them yet. They are great in snow, rain, desert, all conditions.

I didn't really think much of having to replace the tires until I saw a 65000 warrantee for this tire. That is frustrating, to buy something and the the reality is something much less. I won't be purchasing these tires again. I drive around a small city some weekend highway trips.

Bought new Honda Odyssey. Tire have 40k miles, rotated during each dealer maintained service. Let's just President Lincoln's head is CLEARLY visible. Tire does not last.. It's a mini-van, hydro planing is not fun. Was quiet and comfortable for most of its less than average life.

My daily commute is a 90 mile round trip, some inner city but mostly divided highway with a 65 MPH speed limit. I have a 2014 Honda Accord EXL V6 Sedan and with these tires average 30 -33 mpg for the commute and 36 - 37 mpg on the highway. Plan to buy another set soon.

I have 49,000 miles on these tires that are warrantied for 60,000 miles. They need replacement now. I have rotated them every 5,000 miles at the dealer. Bought the vehicle, a 2017 Toyota Camry, new with these tires. They should have lasted longer. Very disappointed. The performance is fair, treadwear is poor, and noise is fair at best. I don't know if the warranty covers original equipment tires. Would not recommend.

My 2014 Honda piolot has less than 30,000 miles and needs 3 new tires in 20 month's. The 4th tire has already been replaced last month. Had all my maintenance done at dealer with the service plan I purchased with automobile so it cost me nothing to get rotation 's also got free alignment checks.

I have the Toyota manufacturer installed original tires with my brand new '14 Camry hybrid. I drive combo of surface and highway @ 50miles each day in mild So Cal, maintenance on schedule, yet at 35k miles I'm told my tires need to be replaced - half of the advertised 60k!

The MXV4 is the best tire I have ever had. I have 60,000 miles on these tires on my 2007 Impala LTZ and still going. Quiet smooth ride on highway and back roads. I put a set of these on my wife's 2014 Honda Odyssey. Hondas eat tires, especially all Odyssey's so the true test for these tires is on! About 10K miles so far and looking good.