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.

These tires came stock on a 2017 Toyota Sienna. They wore out after about 25,000 miles and needed to be replaced. I run snow tires from the middle of October to the beginning of April, the few times I have been caught with these tires in the early fall they fail miserably in any snow accumulation. They were quiet and they all wore even.

Only got 40K miles out of the tires but I feel we drive our vehicle pretty hard and in extreme conditions. I felt these were the safest tires out there for my newer Honda Odyssey which is why I bought then again. These are quiet, safe, all-around great tire with no drawbacks. Happy to have my family riding on these tires.

These tires came installed new on my 2015 Odyssey Touring. Decent road performance but 3 years and less than 48,000 kms on them and they need to be replaced. I wouldn't have bothered posting, but the majority of the reviews on here seem to be fake. Be aware that the rating for these tires is higher than it should be.

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.

I have rotated my tires every 5000 miles and at 31000 my dealer tells me to start looking for another set. Here in the Ozarks you cannot get the mileage the tires are rated for because of all of the curves and hills. This tire is great on flat roads and on the curves but not so great in the winter. Had trouble navigating hills and starting from stops on snowy days.

These come standard on a sienna and they are very much below the usual standards. I'm on my 2nd sienna and 3rd set of primacy by mid 20k the are bald despite regular manufacturers maintenance. I know it's not Michelin because I replace my last primacy with defenders and the went the full distance. Unfortunately you have to pay for the durability in worse mpg.

Tires came with the car new from Nissan. The dealership inflated with nitrogen and the tires were rotated every 12,000 miles. The tires have 80,000 miles on them now and are ready for replacement. I would highly recommend these tires. They are a bit pricey so I won't be replacing them with Michelin.

I purchased 4 Michelin Primacy MX4V tires for my 2006 Toyota Avalon XLS in February of 2011. These tires now have 101,000 documented miles on them. This far exceeds the stated warranty of 60,000 miles, and they still could go possibly another 20,000 miles. I have to give credit to the local Costco tire shop, these guy are the best. These are the best tires I have owned and will definitely purchase another set when these are no longer usable. Thanks Michelin!

I put these on my 2004 Toyota Camry in December of 2009. I now have 60,000 miles on them and there's still 6/32nds of tread left. They'll keep going for a while longer. I was recently very happy to find them installed as original equipment on my new Avalon.