Very sticky, fast braking, didn’t fail, excellent handling on wet and dry roads. The noise level has also decreased noticeably. Driving comfort is much higher compared to my previous tires. There was no damage during the year of use. I was completely satisfied with my choice.

These were the original tires that came on my 2007 Accord. I didn't run them hard, but they rode hard on my car. I could feel every rock and pebble on the road and they only made it to 38,000 miles before they were worn down completely. I opted to purchase another set since they came on the car and these drive much better. I would recommend them to another customer. The ones from 2007 don't compare to the advancements made in 2010. PURCHASE THESE

They came with the Lexus and that was part of the overall buying decision as we've preferred this brand for decades.These were always a bit noisier than what we've been used to, but just after hitting 32,000 it felt like we were riding in a tank. The road noise is unbelievably loud and the handling has gone to pot. I expected to get 45-55k from these tires. Has Michelin quality dropped? Looks like we'll have to research other brands as our trust in Michelin quality and longevity has seveerly faded.

These tires came on my new 2017 Lincoln MKZ. I only have 22,500 miles on them and the tread depth is 3/32. I have used Michelin tires on my other car (2010 Lincoln MKZ) and have gotten good wear. Must be some defects with the Primacy MXM4 tires. Will not be replacing with a Michelin tire. Looks as though the Yokohama tire has a great rating, probably will get those..........

I've got 34,550 kilometers on my Buick, and the dealer told me on my service check-up and oil change sheet that I'll need tires very soon. I'm 74 years old, so I'm not hot rodding around that's for sure. Hard to recommend a tire like this, I understand things happen, so I leave it with you. ps: This car is parked in a heated parkade when not driven.

I drive about 15,000 miles a year, and my used car came with these tires practically brand new. I never really considered paying the price for Michelins, but now I will. They handled absolutely great in the snow (FWD small car), no highway vibrations, even wear and very quiet. They are rated for 45,000 miles and there's at least 10K on them now and they still have 8/32 of tread. I've been recommending them to my customers and will definitely replace them with another set of Michelin. Michelin spoiled me!

New on a 2011 E350 Mercedes they were great. Easy riding, great traction, smooth and quiet. But things changed. After 30,000 the dealership would not recommend rotating tires any longer. And did not offer any solution or warranty. Replacing them at 33,000 miles of Grandmother driving. In town and on interstates to visit grandchildren are the main usage of the vehicle. I had tires rotated every maintenance visit, and have worn smoothly. The tires were rough, noisy and hard riding after 15 or 20,000, and a great loss of wet "puddle" traction. Still super traction on dry pavement. Would you recommend this tire to a friend? Maybe

I purchased a set of 4 Michellin Primacy MXCM4 (Green) 225/55R 17 for my Subaru Outback XT. Not only is the performance perfect for the Subaru AWD & 5 speed AT SI Drive, but it handles with the VDC extraordinarily for curves, especially for a wagon. Traction is superb and much needed, since I boosted the 4 cyl Boxer Intercooled Turbo from 260 hp to 340 hp, which allows for exceptional high performance within the city and highways. It is also a sleeper with its traction and 0 to 60 mph performance. Subaru factory should ship their new cars with these tires for their high performance and longevity.

I replaced the stock tires (Goodyear Eagles) on my Corolla XRS with Michelin Primacy MXM4. The ride comfort, and noise reduction is better with Michelin also improved stopping distance compaired to the Goodyear Eagle. I would recommend Michelin tires for Toyota vechiles.

I drive a 2013 Honda Accord Sport and these tires came on my vehicle. I would say I drive pretty moderately so you have a reference of how hard I was on the tires. I currently have over 94,000 miles on these tires. That's not a misprint. For a 55,000 mile tire you wont get a better one out there. I am getting a new set since winter is coming here in Washington State and the roads are getting worse. If it was springtime I would probably wait as they still have adequate tread left. Some road noise with these tires is the only negative I would have. Yes they are more money than most tires, worth every cent in my opinion.