I replaced my original Bridgestone Alenza Sport A/S that came with the vehicle new with these Primacy Tour A/S. Nice upgrade in complimenting a smooth ride and longer warranty lifespan...55K vs. 40k (Bridgestone).

Been driving 50 yrs, never had a flat on the road, bought first brand new car and run over something in a rainstorm and punctured a tire, 400 miles. I know it's not the fault of the tires, just ironic. 😅

Extremely disappointed! OEM on my 2022 Blazer Premier. Only 3/32" of tread left with 26500 on the car. Tire pressure and and rotations at regular service intervals at the dealer.

So far very quiet in comparison to old Mazda Factory installed tires of same size, etc. Will update in a month with ride and stance and overall quality...

Love these tires. They came with 2023 ioniq5 "Primacy All seasons" (Tour is missing in the name) Just 2 weeks experience and hence will update after an year about the wear & tear.

I was tired with the stock B-Stones. Changed all 4 at 8,000 mi for Primacy's. Noticeably better ride, Much quieter, most importantly much better handling. Well worth it. 2018 Nissan Rogue SL, 19" wheels.

I love these tires. They significantly improved the handling of my 2016 Honda Accord V6. They ride a big rougher than the original MXV4s but it's worth it to get better handling and control.

These tires came on our new 2023 Kia Telluride which now has 18,000 miles and the tires need to be replaced. Tires have been rotated and balanced periodically. We've always had Michelin tires but will be switching this week when we replace them.

Already need replacement at 30k while warranty showing 55k; tried calling Michelin but no one answers the phone so can't even get warranty claim; worst tires ever

These tires were equipped on my new Mercedes GLE 450. After about 8000 miles, they developed a loud low frequency hum that appears to be tire cavity noise. First set of Michelin tires I have ever been disappointed in.