I like how this tire handled and stopped well running on my 2013 Pilot (factory tire). I felt very confident driving these in all sorts of conditions, including cold rain in the Pacific Northwest and dry desert conditions in Arizona. Unfortunately, the tire life for the Pilot is "over" per my dealer on my routine check-up and double checked by my regular tire dealer who both measured 3/32 all the way around. Only got 42,200 out of these. Gonna ask about pro-rated warranty and I will let you know how that goes.

I have a 2014 Avalon Hybrid XLE Touring. These tires came on my car when I bought my car new. Fortunately I think they are still manufactured in my size. They are fantastic tires. No road noise and they ride very smooth. I wouldn't buy anything else.

My vehicle is used for personal pleasure trips. My wife & I made two trips to Florida - a distance of over 1,500 miles one way. We ran into a sever storm of wind and rain on the way to Florida on one trip and a very high heat spell on the second trip. My new Michelin tires handled every thing fantastically. The rain and wind was hard to drive in but we help a straight line all the way. And I could detect no problem from the heat. An excellent ride all the way, thanks to Michelin!

Not sure what type of driving these other reviewers are doing, but my daily work commute is 110 miles round trip including dropping my wife off in downtown Baltimore. Some of the worst potholes I've ever encountered are on those city roads. The sidewalls on other brands of tires I've had would have bulged after hitting one. Not the Primacy! Getting ready to put a new set on in about a week...even though they look like I could safely get another 10K miles out of them. Probably the best tire I've ever owned in my 40 years of driving! And oh by the way, I drive 80 MPH on the highway. So don't assume I'm being easy on them.

Bought these tires the day after Thanksgiving and drove 350 miles in horrible ice covered snowy roads. The tires handled excellent in both the snow and ice as well as on dry pavement. They cost a bit more than comparable tires of the same size but in my opinion were worth every extra penny. Extremely satisfied with the comfort of the ride and little to no road noise compared to the tires I had on it. I haven't owned them long enough to comment on tread life or fuel economy. Happy customer.

I have two Lexus LS 400's. They are heavy luxury cars. The tire that Lexus recommended is the Michilin Primacy MXV4, which is all that I have used. They maximize the very quiet and smooth ride of a Lexus. I noticed that the tires on one of the vehicles are looking a little thin in the tread. I checked the receipt and discovered that I have 80,000 miles on them yet they have more than 2/32 tread. I bought the life-time rotation/balance and I take it in every 5,000 miles or so. This is the only tire that I would put on these vehicles. They are well worth the extra cost. A tire is not a tire. You get what you pay for.

These were my first set of Michelin tires and they were great while they lasted. The life expectancy of the tire is 60,000, I got about 39,000 with alignments about every 6 months, balancing and rotating about every other oil change. They wore down even. Most of my traveling was highway with some city mixed in. The ride, can't same much better than nice and smooth. They gripped very well even in snow and rain. The noise quality, or lack there of, was not even a factor. They didn't start causing any humming until just recently, but that is to be expected. The ride quality is very high and you don't get a spongy feel, there is a very good mix of softness and grip. Overall, I cannot discredit these tires and have recommended them to many of my co-workers. I thought about replacing them with a new set, but I think I might go with something a little more sporty, maybe something from the Pilot series. As I have stated, these are very good tires and would recommend them to anyone looking for a good set.

I have four of these on my 2006 honda accord hybrid. They are far better than the original michelins that came with this car in riding comfort and traction in wet weather. The only slight downside is that they grip so well that my mileage has gone down about .5-1 mpg. However, that is a small tradeoff to pay for the increased feeling of security I feel on the road!

I bought a 2014 Toyota Camry that came with these tires brand new straight from the factory. Now at only 38,500 miles they are on the verge of balding and I've been recommended to have them replaced by my authorized Toyota dealership. I love Michelin, but unfortunately at this price with a failed promise, these tires did not meet my expectations.

These are the original tires that came on my 2019 Kia Niro EV. I went in the shop for a routine tire rotation, and was told the wear bar was worn out on all the tires and they needed to be replaced. Extremely pathetic to have to replace tires on a vehicle that I just purchased one year ago.