I have these tires on my 2016 Honda Odyssey Elite and at first the tires were good. Around 25,000 i noticed the tires were worn out around the edges. And now the tires at 31,000 miles are totally bare. Not impressed also has a lot of road noise. The car gets religious serviced at the dealer every 5k miles as per dealers program. I am long time Michelin fan hopefully this was a bad tire. I am going to try the MXM and see if they fare better.

Tire sidewalls started showing signs of dry rot 7 months after purchase. Inspection mechanic stated tires shouldn't look this bad on a new vehicle. Tires look like they've aged ten years. Michelin calls it ozone cracking, read other people's reviews for yourself. Do not purchase these tires!

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 on my 2012 Honda Pilot that I purchased new. I have to say that I am pretty hard on tires and only got 55k out of them but I am thoroughly happy with them. They are great in the rain, no hydroplaning . They have also outperformed themselves in the snow. This was my main reason for purchasing them again. I have been driving in snow and ice storms and never once had a problem with grip. They were so good that I never had to put on chains while driving in the snow, which was almost every weekend during the winter because me and my family snowboard. They performed well in 8in + of snow!

Michelin Primacy MXV4's were the "factory tire" which came with my 2015 Toyota Corolla S. So far these tires have been great during ~15,000 kms of routine driving. I've found them to be quiet, of good quality and I feel very safe driving with these tires during city and highway travels on the BC South Coast and in nearby Western Washington. They've been great for highway travel up and down the I-5 and 99, along with local driving. It rains A LOT here in the Pacific NW and these tires have met all expectations. I can't comment about snow though! All good overall. I recommend these tires based on my positive experiences thus far.

The Dealer put this tire on my car, after a accident, so i replaced the others to same. When I drove off with new tires, my ride was so quiet I had to look down at the road to see what type it was. I seen a road that looked like gravel in asphalt. I seen that some say, tire don't last 60K. I know a hard tire would, but I like soft with low noise, and more grip to road. I think, if they last 33k, then I get the warranty rebate. I use Michelin on all my cars. So the next set will cost less on this car. Keep the receipt in car next to tire key lock. lol

Not sure what type of driving these other reviewers are doing, but my daily work commute is 110 miles round trip including dropping my wife off in downtown Baltimore. Some of the worst potholes I've ever encountered are on those city roads. The sidewalls on other brands of tires I've had would have bulged after hitting one. Not the Primacy! Getting ready to put a new set on in about a week...even though they look like I could safely get another 10K miles out of them. Probably the best tire I've ever owned in my 40 years of driving! And oh by the way, I drive 80 MPH on the highway. So don't assume I'm being easy on them.

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 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 like the tire for the winter snow and ice, they handled it better than my last tires. The bad part is, 3 years, just a little over 20,000 miles and they have to be replaced. They were rotated, every six months, with around 3,000 miles of driving during each 6 month period, so for that I have to give them only an average rating. Also I have had quieter tires. I've also had better dry/wet traction tires. So if you are looking for an all season that works better in the snow and ice, these are your tire, however, if you don't do much snow/ice driving there are better choices, that will give you much longer tread life.