Starting on 75,000 miles on a 60,000 mile tire. I still have about 30% tread on my Michelins. Not sure about anybody else, but these tires have been the most silent riding (I will stop the car to take care of a squeak), best handling tires I have owned. Regretfully, I have been thru 2 sets of "performance" tires (not Michelin) on my 2009 VW Sportwagen in the time I have had my tires on my 2007 Nissan Sentra. I drive these tires hard, at speeds that would get me in serious trouble, corner about the same, and have never broken tread, or had steering/handling issues with the Michelins. When the sad day comes to plunk down some change for new tires, I will spend what I need, and put another set of MXV4s back on my car!

We purchased these tires after shopping around for good quality at a reasonable price. We are very happy with our choice! They were put on our 2009 Saturn which didn't have the smoothest ride before we bought the Michelin tires. The first time we drove the car after buying the Pimacy MXV4 tires we were amazed at the difference in the ride and handling (our 11 year old even made a comment on how much smoother the ride in the back seat was)!!! Sincerely, Satisfied Customer

Tires were original equipment on our 2012 Honda Pilot.....Put just over 30K on the Pilot and we need to replace tires !?.....Seeing the Michelin name on the vehicle made the decision to buy a little easier to make.....the 60,000 mile warranty has me scratching my head and I see I'm not the only consumer in this boat !!!.....Don't know what I should replace with ????....very disappointed !!!

I have been driving my '98 Volvo V-70 wagon for 12 years. The previous 2 sets of tires were non-Michelin all-seasons with a very cool-looking tread that handled well. My Illinois Volvo dealer always tried to upgrade me to Michelins. FINALLY DID IT, now that I'm in Colorado! Oh, WOW! The ride is unbelievably smooth ... honestly, it feels like my car is wearing fairy princess slippers! We've had winter weather, and the handling is superb as well. Very pleased! Looking forward to more road trips this coming Summer! Primacy MXV4.

I purchased (4) Primacy MXV4 around a year ago. I am very pleased with the performance and quality of the tires. I'm a disabled Army Vet and live on a pension. The Primacy MXV4 is very cost effective for a tire of this quality, with a nice smooth ride and helps on fuel consumption. This tire was a great purchase for me.

I purchased 4 of these tires to replace similar Michelin's that came as original tires on my 2007 Hyundai Azera. I was looking for a tire that was quiet, had low rolling resistance and was recommended in major automotive reviews. These tires were stated to meet all those requirements. My experience with them after 3 months of driving is that they exceed my expectations. My car runs with less road noise and I have experienced about 1 mpg increase in economic performance.

I contacted a Michelin technician for recommendation for tire replacement. I informed him of my current tire equipment and he advised the Michelin Primacy MXV4. The Primacy has a 60K tread life, however, provide a rough ride, and notice smallest imperfections on roadways. Not a distinctive looking tire, not as classy, a much different profile than original equipment. Tires are not black, very brown looking, must scrub and add tire dressing to look black. I take much pride in the appearance of my car; these tires do not meet my expectations as a superior product .

These came on my brand new 2016 Honda Odyssey. My vehicle is 2.5 years old with 28,000 miles, and the dealership won't even rotate the tires because the are all less than 2/32 tread depth. These are supposed to be 60,000 mile tires! I have rotated the tires every oil change per dealership advice, and still this happened. Very displeased with these tires and I will absolutely be looking for a different brand.

I got these tires to replace the worn out set on my '05 Dodge Magnum before winter arrived. I didn't have them very long as I traded in the car about 9 months and 9,000km later. But in the time I did have them they met all my expectations. they rode and handled very well, braked well, had good traction over a Canadian winter and still looked new when the car was traded in. I wished the size would have been the same as the used car we traded it in on, as it had tires with much more mileage on them, but it has 20" wheels, not 18" as on the Dodge. Otherwise I would have had the dealership swap the tires as a condition of the deal. Overall I would recommend this line with no qualms.

I have 71,000 miles on my Pilot. Have had two sets. They both made 35,000 miles. Non aggressive driver, maintenance kept up on my vehicle. Will not be replacing them with Michelins this time. Car bought brand new and these are the tires they came with.