best tire ever, bought them on some custom rims with low tread, found some more on craigslist (basically new) and I totally LOVE them, 100% would recommend for any car. I have not driven them in the winter before though, I have no need with a set of XI-3 tires on a separate set. loving Michelin -sam

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.

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.

Stay away from these tires! Unless you've got money to burn, you will be replacing them long before the 60,000 mile warranty. If money is no object, then sure they have a smooth and quiet ride. I did follow all proper maintenance and all work has been done at the dealer. In spite of that, all the tires are wore out and needing to be replaced at 34,000 miles!

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.

These tires have great performance, meaning they ride well & have great grip no matter what the road conditions. However pricey, worth it if they last as long as they claim. I drive around 12k-14k per year & these tires did NOT last. They claim 65k, but only got me half the mileage.

My Honda Pilot EX-L standard equipped with (4) 235/60/18 MXV4 tires. My 2 front tires has worn out at around 30000 miles and need to be replaced. I have used the MXV4 tires on different vehicles before which has the same problems. It is very disappointed.

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.

On May 2008, my 2004 Toyota Rav 4 had 30,700 mi., I purchased these tires. I now have over 8 years, 60,150 mi. on these tires! I replaced them with 90,582mi., on my car, due to evidence of dry rot with "still useable legal tread left", because of their age 8+Yrs. Great wear, handling, traction!

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!