By far the best set of tires we have owned! - Bought these as replacements for tires that came on a 2009 Hyundai Sonata Limited when purchased new from the dealer. The factory tires were replaced at just over 44,000 miles & finally had to replace the Michelins after six years and just short of 167,000 miles. Yeah, we put nearly 123,000 miles on these tires during local & highway driving & the whole time they rode & maintained pressures well, & exhibited amazingly even\consistent tread wear across the set even though the vehicle was only aligned once (when the tires were first installed) & were subsequently balanced & rotated only twice!!

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 purchased 4 all-Season tires less than 2 years ago. Now with only 40k km they are worn down, and the car does not have any traction on the road. I was expecting them to last at least 80k ( per manufacturer specs they are supposed to last 100k ) . I guess Michelin was not the right choice.

I replaced my Primacy MXV4 tire on my 2009 Hyundai Azera With Premier AS. My prior 3 sets of Primacy's were the best tire I ever purchased.. Bad mistake to buy the Premier tires. Hope you don't make the same mistake I made because of the following. The ride very rough even after 6,000 miles. They are very noisy and especially on smooth asphalt the have singing sound. Balance is a problem. In the morning when the are cold you feel like you are riding over a road with thousands of holes. After the tires heat up they are still out of balance. I had the tires balanced and in less that 2 week same thing. Buyer beware. Don't buy..

I have a Toyota Camry hybrid 2012 XLE. the factory tiers. I replaced the front pair yesterday at 82000 miles ( 82K) and still a much on but it had a crack on them so have to replace them After 5 years . the best tiers ever made Very silent . Very good response on dry and weth and comfort

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!

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.

Like many others, I got these with my brand new 2015 Toyota Sienna XLE FWD. I took the van in for every 5,000 mile checkup and rotation at Toyota. At 25k, they told me the front tires were worn out. Whaaaaaat? The dealer said no warranty for me (I thought 60k?). So I took them to another tire shop. They said no warranty either, because they were worn "unevenly" (more on the outside than inside). I didn't have any alignment done, but the car is not even 2 years old. How is it my fault? Looking online, many Toyota owners complain of the same thing. But some have good luck with some tires but not others. Driven in California, so not harsh.

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.

Purchased these to replace 2016 stock Honda Odyssey Touring tires... beautiful and great, when brand new. We have been experiencing a slow leak (since tires were new) so took it in and now we are told that after 19k miles/20 month old tires need to be replaced bc the wear? This is a van that is used to for short trips and on paved roads and gets rotated 5k during oil changes. We have used quality tires over the years, including Michelin, and this is the first tire that has proven to be defective. There is certainly something wrong with this tire for larger vehicles. I had these on a smaller vehicle and it did not have these issues of wearing too quickly. A tire should not wear to the point <4/32” with light to normal usage and correct tire rotations every 5k. I am not certain if It is this particular Michelin tire or if the van is too heavy for the tire, but beware when purchasing this particular tire. Again great tires, but the unfortunate speed of wear on the tread is very concerning.