We have a 2014 Toyota Sienna with 15,000 miles on it. These tires are already down to 3/32 on the front and 4/32 on the rear. Poor quality as far as I am concerned with a 60,000 mile warranty. I will see how Michellin handles this situation before I buy another Michellin product.

Our 2015 Honda Odyssey has 22,000 miles on it and these tires are now bald. It's a mini van not a performance car. They should last longer than 22,000 miles. These came new on our car from Honda. I've always had Michelin tires and have been pleased in the past but not these.

I am a repeat buyer of these tires, I have used them on a previous vehicle. They are used on a daily commute of 80 miles round trip and road trips. I drive in all types of weather including snow. These tires provide a great overall value. Great handling, good tread wear, and reduced noise. I appreciate that these tires handle all conditions admirably on very difficult NJ roads.

Use on Lexus LS430 sedan, very good-quiet, grippy, inc in wet, cold, snow and some ice situations (park car on most heavy snow days), great braking capability. Excellent air holding capability from season to season (better than older tires-dont have to pump up tires to inflation rating often). Am looking forward to greater than 60,000 miles, have 6,000 miles and approx 1 year so far. MN weather.

I am currently on my 2nd set of Primacy MXV4. The first set lasted approx 65K miles and even then they produced no road noise. Ride quality was super all throughout the cycle. Dry road handling was great and wet road handling was equally as great. I have zero complaints regarding these tires. There is no debating what tire to purchase when my vehicles need 4 new ones.

These are the BEST tires I have ever owned! I have owned five (5) sets for myself and my family members. Now I am about to buy yet another set for my wife's '02 Lincoln. Her present set of Primacy MXV4 tires have just under 105,000 miles, and still have nearly 5/32" tread left. They are quiet, smooth-riding, and the rolling resistance is unreal. There is no other tire I would consider buying. Tommy Cebulla, Andover, Minnesota

Nearly all highway miles; ie) some short trips but total mileage vrs. highway renders short trips insignificant. Carefully driven older Saab 9-5, a car that has problems with tire wear as it ages. Tires have been rotated twice. No significant degradation. Tire pressure kept at 40 psi. Ride seems to suffer at this pressure. Handling is very good both wet and dry. Ride is more harsh than I expected, with older, lower quality tires that were replaced, being more comfortable. This may be due to tire pressure increase to 40 psi from (presumed) 30 psi on old tires.

I just replaced my old tires with these and what a difference! I knew as soon as I drove 50 feet there was a huge difference. My old tires only had 25K (barely) on them and they just didn't feel right. The new Michelins FEEL RIGHT! I haven't had them long enough to comment on treadlife or fuel efficiency but I will as soon as I can.

I drive 25k miles per year, 70% on IH-10 in TX and the rest on state highways with curves and hills. Very happy with 1st set on 05 Camry - quiet, handled great in heavy rain, very smooth ride. When it was time for my 09 Camry to get new tires, it was an easy choice! I had alignments on both of the cars to ensure even wear when I bought the tires. As far as a "drifting" feeling, it is softer that a firm sport tire. The tires seemed to settle in within 1000 miles and that feeling is gone. We finally had rain on the highway recently and I had the need to stop quickly from 70 mph - no skidding or loss of control at all. I get a solid 30 mpg in my V6, up from 28. I'm staying with my Michelins!

I paid a premium for Michelin's Primacy MXV4 and I am not disappointed. The ride is quite, sure footed and smooth. They handle very well in the rain and braking is always excellent. I commute 80 miles a day and my has mileage has improved about 15%. These are the best tires I have ever owned. Michelin is still the best.