I purchased a mini van last year and noticed the OEM tires starting to wear. I searched several websites and found the Primacy's to be number one in its class. After purchasing the tires I noticed the difference immediately. The Primacy MXV4 are very smooth and quiet. The tires also improved handling and stopping distance. The tires even look more attractive on my van; if your like me that's a big deal. These are truly great tires.

These tires came installed new on my 2015 Odyssey Touring. Decent road performance but 3 years and less than 48,000 kms on them and they need to be replaced. I wouldn't have bothered posting, but the majority of the reviews on here seem to be fake. Be aware that the rating for these tires is higher than it should be.

I purchased a used Honda Accord about 10 months ago. It needed new tires and after researching my options, I decided on the Primacy MXV4. I had hoped the tires would provide a smoother and quieter ride, but I did not expect such a huge difference. Since that time, the tires have hardly shown any wear, despite a daily commute of 53 miles and other travel. They still look new and the ride hasn't changed since they day they were installed.

Bought my second set of Michelin Primacy tires for my new car. Had them on a previous car and loved the feel and performance, as well as the quiet ride. This set are for winter driving and are great for snow and wet conditions. I would highly recommend Primacy tires for their performance and for their high mileage capability.

This is the second set of Primacy MXV4's that I have have had on my 2007 Subaru Outback. They have given me great Ride, Very Quiet, and Great Traction in almost all conditions. We live in a mountain valley and have to go over a pass to get anywhere and these tires give us great peace of mind.

I drive about 20,000 miles a year, primarily on interstate highways. My Lexus ES-350 gets about 35 MPG at 70 MPH. The ride is smooth, even on concrete highways and the steering performance is always reliable even in heavy rain. Thanks Michelin for a great performing tire at a reasonable price.

These come standard on a sienna and they are very much below the usual standards. I'm on my 2nd sienna and 3rd set of primacy by mid 20k the are bald despite regular manufacturers maintenance. I know it's not Michelin because I replace my last primacy with defenders and the went the full distance. Unfortunately you have to pay for the durability in worse mpg.

I love my new Michelin tires. After installation I could feel the difference in my driving: better traction, improved braking, and an overall feeling of safety as the driver. I have had Michelin tires on my 2002 Honda since the first time I had to replace them and I would not compromise my safety and comfort to anything else.

These tires performed very well on dry pavement for the entire 75,000 miles, but started to get a bit more slippery on wet pavement and snow after 60,000. There is still more than enough tread to get to 90,000+, but with winter coming we are going to mount some Michelin Premier A/S tires this time around.

I loved my previous Michelin tires. When I purchased my new vehicle I was upset to see my tires go but purchasing a new vehicle with Michelin tires already was a bonus. These tired run quietly and smoothly. Bumps on the road are absorbed. I never look forward to buying tires but when I do the cost is not an issue when they are Michelin.