Michelin tires are simply the best. They offer the best performance, durability and ride (both comfort and quietness) of any tire on the market. I wouldn't own another brand.

Replacing the stock tires on my Subaru Forrester with Michelin Primacy tires was a great decision. The car sticks to the road better than ever and the tire noise is minimal for an SUV tire. The service was very good as well.

Nice tire with great handling. They came on my 2011 Lexus CT200h. Handling and breaking is excellent. Because of the low profile, they ride harsh. They also wore through the tread in 20k miles.

Tires purchased to replace OEM Continentals on my 09 VW CC. Ride is much improved and provide good handling. Too early to tell how they handle the snow, but seem to handle wet roads well.

Couldn't get up a 3° grade in my buick that came with these tires when there was snow on the road. Now the weather is clear the tire noise on the highway is outrageous. A constant drone from the rear of my front wheel drive car. Won't buy again

Tire have had no problems through there life so far, 55 thousand miles,looks like they easily have 15 thousand left on them! I have had them rotated regularly.

I bought these tires just over a month ago and installed 3 weeks ago. So far experience has been great and I expect them to perform well based on having these same brand of tires on my vehicle when I purchased my vehicle in 2017.

Tires came on a brand new 2018 Toyota Sienna. I have less than 30,000 miles and they won't pass next inspection. I have rotated the tires every 5,000 miles and have the pressure checked regularly.

These came with my new Tesla Model 3. Havent driven the car much in last 3 yrs but tires wore out by 23K and i need to replace them. Never in my life had to replace tires such early.

Tires came installed on new 2019 Tesla Model 3. Tires were recommended for replacement by Tesla at approximately 25,000 miles, now at approximately 30,000 miles and looking for new tires for rest of the wet season.