Compared to my last set of tires at 1500 miles, the Toyo Versado LX, these Michelins at outperformed the Toyos. A lot grippier, less road noise, and better ride comfort. I rather spend more on the Michelins than to save about $30 per tire on those cheap Toyos. Now let's see how long the Michelins last. The Toyos lasted about 39000 miles on a '08 Acura TSX.

Primacy MXM, 225/45/18, installed on new, 2015, Avalon (Toyota), 4/32 thread left at 18,000miles. Car is only 2 yrs 8 months old. Mostly driven local, 1 trip to Havasu, Grand Canyon. My experience with Michelin get 80,000 miles. What happened? I am disappointed. Zack Z.

Since replacing OEM tires on my Acura TL with Primacy MXM4s, my fuel economy has consistently averaged 1-2mpg higher than previously. Ride, handling, and braking are all superior, and after over 20,000 miles, treadwear has been minimal, so I expect these tires to last much longer than the OEM tires. I have since purchased the same replacement tires for all three of our childrens' Honda Accords, and they have also been estremely satisfied. I recommend these tires without reservation, and will definitely purchase them again.

Would give Zero stars if possible. These tires came with a new Model 3. 23,323 miles later, constantly properly inflated, driven conservatively, and they are near bologna. These are THE worst tires manufactured since the steel belted radial in the 70's

I have been driving on these tires for a little over 9 months now and they still look new. They are on a 2006 Cadillac DTS Sport and replace the OEM tires. The improvement in handling, ride comfort, and quietness was dramatic. These are easily the best tires I have had on any vehicle I have owned in over 30 years of driving. The low profile makes the car look sharp and the ride is smooth and quiet with very good responsiveness to acceleration and lane changes. This Caddy can push the tires when running in sport mode -- the active electromagnetic suspension coupled with these tires makes for confidence when a little aggressiveness is called for. I spent a lot of time deliberating about what was "good enough" and realized that for just a little more I could have the best. I have no regrets and these will be my only choice for the long run.

I've had Michelin Primacy mxm4 for about a week now and I am overall very satisfied with performance of these tires: Pros: -Much faster accellaration (amazing). Definitely made a difference, the car accellarates much faster -Excellent Breaking, smooth stop no rolling or skidding -Sticks to the road, my old tires used to slide from a smallest bump now they simply ride over any obstacle Cons: -The only thing that did not improve much is the comfort of the ride, I still feel the bumps on the road...it's not as smooth as I'd hope it would be with brand new tires. I like luxury and the feeling of riding on air, which some people might not but that is what I was going for with these Michelin's. No comment: Don't know about fuel efficiency as of yet Did not ride in the rain, will update later

Great tires! I replaced OEM tires with only 11,000 mile on them and knew from mile one these Michelins where going to improve the ride and handling on my wife's new car. These tires are smooth and quiet on dry pavement and sure footed in the rain. Stopping feels secure at any speed.

Just replaced a previous set of Michelin asymetrical Primacy sport tires on my GS300, which had worn out prematurely and developed cupping/excessive road noise very quickly. However, they handled great. So far these MXM4's are much smoother riding, are rated at double the wear life, and seem to handle well - although have not really pushed them. With the exception of the last set of Primacy's, I have always been pleased with the performance of Michelins. Tried another brand once and noticed immediately a harsher ride and poor handling, despite being touted as equivalent to the comparable Michelin tire.

I live in western Pennsylvania and work in eastern Ohio -- need I say more regarding our weather? I have always been a white knuckle driver when it came to our winters. Snow and Ice --- scary stuff for me. But my new Michelin tires take me safely to and from work (30 miles round trip) and I always feel confident that they will keep me on the road and able to stop and start safely. I think that this is my 4th set of Michelin tires and I recommend them to everyone.

I drive primarily highway. I've been making the 86 mile round trip commute for nearly 14 years. I'm over 250,000 miles in that period on a variety of tires (mostly Michelins). I thought these tires were great in terms of comfort and handling from Spring through Fall. Unfortunately, I only got 43,000 miles on these tires instead of the 55,000 miles for which they are rated (the first time I've failed to go over the treadwear rating). I also found the winter traction to be below-average for the category. It is apparent to me that this tire is highly biased toward touring performance in the dry/wet at the expense of winter.