Original tires on my 2008 Honda Civic coupe were getting noisy and needed to be replaced. My research placed the Primacy MXV4 in the top three for a combination of handling, low noise, ride comfort. Because I have always been satisfied with Michelin tires, I gave them a shot. All I can say is ... these tires PERFORM! Around town, on the freeway, rain or shine, the MXV4s live up to their high ratings.

I ride to appointments every day as a therapist. I can rely on these tires to maintain balance and traction. I feel so secure when I am driving and I know I do not have to worry even when it rains! This is an honest review of this product! I would buy them again and again.

I recently bought a 2010 Nissan Sentra. Stock tires had 28000. Tread was fair still on three, one was borderline. Changed to the MXV4's because of excellent reviews on three consumer products sites, plus many rave customer reviews. Only have a few hundred miles so far, but noticed immediate difference. Car is incredibly quiet and smooth riding. My braking distance on both dry and wet is reduced greatly, with less pedal effort. Steering response and handling are great, feels like I'm glued to the road. My trip computer shows an increase in mileage as much as 4-5 mpg locally, and as much as 6-7 mpg highway. Haven't tried snow yet, but will definitely feel more confident when I do.

I choose the Primacy MXV4 as the replacement tires for the OE tires on my minivan. I found from research that the Primacy MXV4 would be the quietest tire for my vehicle with the best ride, and I have not been disappointed. The NVH improvement was clear as soon as I pulled out from the tire shop, and in 10,000 miles of various road surfaces they continue to provide a smooth and quiet ride. I have also been able to try the tires in rain and snow, and the Primacy MXV4 provides a consistent grip which gives me confidence in handling in these weather conditions. The Primacy MXV4 is definitely the right choice if you are looking for a quieter ride with great handling.

I have never had a bad Michelin tire.....they always perform well and last....these are no exception. Great for all seasons except extreme winter.....meaning when it gets really cold, the compound is too hard to perform well on ice. But of course, they are not a winter tire, so that is to be expected. Otherwise, they wear forever, handle and brake like a champ, and are quiet and ride reasonably well (a little firm). The road handling is just a notch below a sports tire, which is high praise for a touring tire. They are also dead smooth at high speeds.

Tire performs very well in all weather conditions faced in the Toronto, Ontario area. Has its limits in heavy ice and snow but still performs good. Handles very good in heavy rain. These tires are very quite on the highway with very little road noise resulting in a comfortable ride. I used them on my 09 Lexus ES350 and I am more than pleased.

I had always shopped for tires with price being one of the most important factors. While I didn't choose the cheapest tires, I did choose the cheapest tires after all other requirements had been met. While this served me well for the most part, I was still not getting the ride quality and quietness that I needed. In fact, some of the tires were flat out LOUD. With my latest purchase, I decided I was going to go the Michelin route, iff I could afford it. What a blessing and prudent move it has been. The cost wasn't a significant amount more (less than 30%) but the satisfaction is unmeasurable. I hear absolutely NO road noise and the traction is phenomanol. I don't think I will ever switch away from Michelins going forward. They are well worth the cost.

My brand new Lexus bought in Nov 2016 came with MXV4. Not even 3 years, and 37K miles, the tread is now 1-2/32". I did have an emergency flat tire at 3K, and had to replace one of them with a goodyear tire, which is still at 6/32". I'm quite disappointed, as I rotate them every 5K. In addition, one tire has been slowly leaking air. I had to top off tire pressure every 2-3 months in 12 months.

Purchased set of 4 Primacy tires, 235/55R17 when purchasing my 2004 BMW X3, they are now ready to be replaced. Purchased with 30,000 miles, we are now at 125,000, not bad for a 60,000 mile tire. Will buy the same exact tire, NO DOUBT!! Michelin is quality.

I drive 50,000-60,000 miles per year. It is a miserable job with my old non Michelin tires. Noise and drift were horrible. The instant I had my new Michelins installed the road noise was eliminated and road pull was non existent. My job is a pleasure again due to my new Michelin Primacy tires. I recently told a friend that spends his career on the road if he wanted to make his driving stress disappear to get a set of new Michelins. He called me after they were installed and said he owed me a steak dinner for the good advice. A simple solution to a complicated problem. Buy Michelin....