These were purchased to replace the Michelin OEM's on our 2002 SAAB 9-5 Linear. Overall, we are very pleased with the tires. First, they are manufactured in the USA. Second, what a joy it is now to drive our SAAB. Road noise is almost non-existent. Handling has improved and well for braking, had to use the brake more often due to the reduced tire drag resistance. Not an issue since the lower rolling resistance means $$$$ in gas savings! Just took them off for winter and replaced them with X-Ice. Again, low road noise feedback.

When it was time to replace the tires on my wife's Lexus, I did not even consider anything but Michelin Tires. I have owned other vehicles equipped with Michelins and I am familiar with the quality and safety of these tires. I went to a reputable dealer, purchased a set of Primacy MXV4 tires and had them inflated with nitrogen. The ride is amazing and I do not have to worry about the safety of my family.

I put a set of these on my Ford Focus (205/55R16) at 131K & we are now nearly to 192K with 4/32 tread remaining. They have been quiet & comfortable. This is the first set of tires on this car that have lasted past 36K miles without wearing out. Am contemplating a second set but am not sure if I should spend so much money on a car with that many miles on her.

I have owned Michelin tires for my 2003 BMW and these have lasted the longest and were very quiet, I plan on replacing the the same tires w/in the next 6 months and when my daughter 2012 Forrester tires need replacement these tires will be on the Subaru

Just had to replace my primacy mxv4 Michelin tires after only 28,0000 miles/5 years almost to the day. We take very good care of our cars, rotating, balancing etc. Tread was still good but tires were rotting from the inside out. My husband went with the recommendation of STS to buy the new primacy mxv4. I know the tire is rated well by consumers and have read many good reviews. I hope I get more time out of these new tires. I drive a 2003 Passat.

I have 4 of the MXV4 Tires on my Saab 93 I am quite disappointed because I have only used them for 39,852 miles and now it's time to replace them but wait?? Are these tires not supposed to last for 60K miles? I am not sure what happened I am religious on rotating and balancing the tires every 5K miles. Now it's time to replace them.. I am not sure if I will pick Michelin again on any of my cars.

Replaced OEM tires on our Ford Freestyle at only 18k miles with a set of Michelin Primacy MXV4 tires, and the difference was like night and day. The ride is smooth as silk and quiet like a limousine, and the handling is better than I'd expected it would have been. Traction in the wet is simply amazing, and braking distance is outstanding. The tires have been run for approximately 25k miles so far, and there is virtually no wear on any tire after regular rotations. Highly recommended!

On my Sebring convertible the difference is amazing. Quiet and smooth, it's a night and day difference - much better than the original tires. Better mileage, possibly 3-4 mpg better, but mostly I wanted a quiet smooth touring ride for my top down summer - this is it!

I put these on my 2005 Altima and they did great in the snow and pretty good on the ice in Northern Iowa. The tread life was great but I did replace them early as we were going into winter and the traction is not as good on the snow and ice at 55,000 miles as they are when new. This is a great all season tire. I've recently moved to Texas and expect them to be just as good in the Texas heat.

Replaced 4 defective non-Michelin out of round tires. 2 were out of round 3 months ago 2 more were found out of round 12/03/2013 when I took the 2005 Camry (38,000 miles) to the dealer because of excess vibration. Suspension and alignment were fine A week later I Had 4 Michelin Primacy MXV4 Tires installed. Went right out to the interstate to test drive. 75 MPH, smooth, quiet unbelievable difference in ride and handling. Now my car rides as good as my wife's new Nissan Altima.