I purchased a full set of the Michelin Primacy 225 65 R16 to replace my older tires and I have to say it was the best selection I could have made. The most quiet, comfortable and responsive tires I have owned. These tires are highly recommended if you want long term satisfaction like I did.

Our family has two large, heavy Mercedes 560 SEL cars with extremely high mileage. This is the only tire and manufacturer I would consider for our cars. We live in the country on a dirt road and drive primarily on highways or interstates. The handling and comfort in all these conditions including 1,500-3,000 mile trips each year is nothing short of excellent.

I was just waiting for the moment to can my OE tires on my Town and Country Van.Then the time came I went to my dealer and told them I was ready for those new Michelin MXV4's.What a world of difference the handling is so much better she holds the road like a sports car{all most}. With new set of brake pads stopping distance is cut by at least 15%.Then the ride so smooth and much less road noise.I've noticed a difference in my gas mileage, better. Now I'll wait until the OE's go on my Chrysler 300 and get those four new Michelins.

Have a 95 BMW 740i and this thing still ride like a dream. These will be the only tires that I will be putting on this car. I feel that if I find a product that has been great for me why would I change! Also I am a HUGE American LeMans Series fan and truly appreciate your support of the exceptional race series and the technical info your company garners from racing is paramount in your sucess in building incredible "street" tires as well!!!

I drive 25,000 miles a year in snow, ice, rain and temperatures over 105 degrees. I need a tire that would do the job without needing to change to winter tires. Wow, I replaced the old tires with a new set of Michelins Primacy and I am impressed! What a sweet, quiet ride!

Driven more than 70K miles on these tires and just had them replaced with same model again. very good road feel and grip. Are these the best tires or the best tires vs price (they are not the cheapest tires) ?? I cant say, but they have been good to me, so it was easy to replace with the same.

I always look to buy Michelin. The name has proven itself with me time and time again over the years. My wife drives the vehicle that rides on the Primacy MXV4's. We both like the safety, ride, handling and comfort the tires afford. I have peace-of-mind knowing that Michelin is helping take care of her.

This is my second set of the Primacy MXV4. I have the tires on a Subaru Outback sedan. The have great traction in the Montana winters, and a smooth quite ride year around. Best tire I have had. Will definitely buy another set when these need replacing.

These tires are living up to the hype. From day one I could feel the difference in the ride of my car. This is my fourth set of tires in five years. I drive about 30,000 spirited miles a year and my first 3 sets of tires all died after 40,000. I've got over 20k on these bad boys and they are showing minimal wear. All the reviews on the michelin primacy MXV4 said you would get 70k-80k out of the tires. And from what I've experienced thus far, my car will have around 200k on it when I buy my next set of michelins.

I have these tires on my 2007 Honda Accord V6 EX. This my second set of Primacy MXV4 and there is not a better tire. Ride is perfect, handling is amazing and warranty is perfect. The last set lasted me over 70,000 miles before the ride got a little rougher. You need to spend the little extra money for the best they are well worth it.