After 45k miles the original Michelins on my wife's 2004 Accord EX were ready to be replaced. After lots of research, I bought a set of the new Primacy MXV4's and have been pretty happy so far after 10k miles. The Primacy handle very well, especially on wet FL roads in monsoon season. They seem to be wearing much better than the old Energy OE ones, but they also seem somewhat noisier at high speed and give a slightly harsher ride. Decent tradeoff I guess. I'm happy with them and would reccomend them.

The Primacy MXV4 tires are installed on my 2009 Camry. I purchased them because I was very pleased with the wear and gas mileage that I got on the Michelin Energy MXVRS8 that came factory installed. I got the Primacy MXV4 tires because I was told by the tire dealer that they would have better traction in snow. I was also told that gas mileage might not be quite as good. I found both of these statements to be true. However, the gas mileage is still good. With the other tires, I often got 35mpg or better on the highway, but with these I get around 32mph. This is still very good with a V6 car.

I purchased 4 replacement Michelin tires after driving 70,000 miles on the original OEM Michelin tires. Most of my driving is in the city, sometimes on the highway, mostly on regular city streets. I am thrilled with Michelin tires because of their reliability and durability. I highly recommend Michelin tires.

This is the first time I have used Michelin tires. My grandparents were the one that told me to get them. They have brought Michelin tires in the past and have been very pleased. So now I am using them and what a smooth ride. I would recommend them to other people.

Had 4 Primacy MXV4 tires installed on Chrysler 300 last November. Nice quiet ride. Grips well on wet road. Haven't driven on snow/ice yet. Hoping that we get long extended wear-life from these tires. This will make a big difference on future descisions on purchases of Michelin tires.

I commute 176 miles a day with about equal portions being rural and interstate. The handling is excellent whether dealing with rain conditions, dodging pot holes or making quick moves at interstate speeds. The tires have no road noise and the ride is smooth on the variety of surfaces I travel daily. With 10,000 miles already on the tires no wear is even visible yet.

I'm on the second set of these tires on our station wagon. They have a good combination of dry performance, wet performance, overall wear and price. I'm pleased with them and will continue to use them on our car so long as Michelin continues to make them!

I have a Lexus LS400, year 2000. I bought a set of Michelin Primacy MXV4s in a 225/60R/16 in 2007. It is now October 2015. There is still legal tread (3/32) after 92K miles but winter is coming up and I need a new set. Unfortunately the MXV4 is being discontinued and I can't get them. So sad, such a great tire. Smooth, good gas mileage, good grip, quiet.. I got the free rotation and balance for the life of the tire, I had a fire-year alignment and I check the tire pressures regularly. It paid off. I rate these tires as very excellent.

I have been driving on Michelin tires since 1971 when I made my first switch. I took a few moments and added up the number of Michelins I have purchased since then and came up with about 66 tires. I actually try to buy cars with factory Michelin equipped tires. if my car of choice did not come with Michelins the transformation regarding ride and handling when switched has always been remarkable. My current MXV4's then are no surprise as they have helped my current unremarkable car handle at it's optimum ability. I wonder why the car builders bother using other brands of tires that hinder the overall capabilities of the car.

I haven't had a set of Michelins in a long time but this time I thought I would treat myself to a set. ALthough I haven't taken any long trips - just commuting - the ride and handling of the Honda is better than it was with "Brand X". It's also a nice feeling when the "Michelin Man" is riding with me!!