I purchased a new 2012 Honda Pilot in April of 2012 that came with Michelin Primacy Tires. 2 years and 43,000 miles later, they are worn out & failed my recent inspection. I had the tires rotated every 7,000 miles at the dealer, & there were no off road miles. Every mile was highway or around town. Very disappointing, not what I was exptecting from Michelin. The service tech at the Honda dealership advised that this is common for this particular tire.

A very quiet running tire. Provides excellent handling on both dry and wet roads. Great cornering ability. I have run Michelin tires for the past 30+ years and this tire continues the fine tradition in all aspects of Michelin. And that is why I continue with Michelin.

I am happily back to being a Michelin customer, having wandered over to an offshore brand that was just OK, but certainly not in the same league as Michelin. My E300TD is now a better performing car, in terms of fuel efficiency, braking and handling.

I have these tires on a Toyota Sienna which has been aligned and the tires rotated every oil change. The ware indicators are showing evenly across the tires that they have reached the end of the tread life after only 33,890 miles. That is the worst tread life I have had out of any tire let alone a premium priced tire. This one factor negates any advantage that the tire would have in any other category. Never Michelin again!

We have 2 Mercedes-Benz autos, both overr 10 years old - combined mileage of 225,000 miles. Both cars came equipped with Michelin MXV4 tires, and we have continued to use that excat tire on both cars every time we needed new tires. For my money, you cannot but a better all-round tire!

We have a 2005 Honda Accord Hybird which we bought new. It came with Michelin Primacy MXV4 times. We usually have the tires switched and balanced every 5,000 miles. Around 83,000 miles we had to put new times on our car. We replaced them with the same type Michelin Primacy MXV4 tires. We now have 156,530 miles on the car and the tires needed replacing. We have just put on, again, another set of Michelin Primacy MXV4 tires. We feel we have gotten good service out of our times.

We have used the MXV4 on many of our cars. It rains 7 months a year in here in Oregon and the tires sheds the puddles perfectly. Highway speeds just like it was dry out. Wife now demands the kids put them on their rigs. A little pricey, but whats the cost of a safe family?

I purchased a used 2004 Honda Accord. The car seemed to be noisey, unlike a Honda. My best guess were the tires. I did some research online and found wonderful reviews on the Michelin Primacy and so purchased 4. Best investment. My car runs quiet & smooth couldn't be happier. In fact, we put new Michelin's on my husbands SUV.

this tire is a perfect match for the weather extremes in Wisconsin. hot, cold, rain, ice, or snow this tire performs!!! plus a comfortable ride and great gas mileage. we got over 60,000 miles on our Volvo and will not hesitate to buy another set!!! One Great Tire!

My honda accord 2017 was inspected in July and 2 of my tires that came with the car were rated a 3 and I was told they would not pass next year. They are 60,000 mile tires that were rotated and kept in alignment. It looks like soft rubber to me - they are worn evenly. Please advise.