It's about what you value for your Family and Passengers. These tires have provided the comfort, reliability, and peace of mind I look. I driven with them in rain, snow and ice and the control has been great. They have consistently given me a smooth, comfortable ride and the braking has been excellent. The wear is excellent, along with the free lifetime service, e.g. tire rotation and wheel balance, and no-fault warranty makes it icing on the cake, No Hassel. For me, Quality doesn't cost, it pays.

Bought these because of all the review I have seen on the web and it is indeed an outstanding tire, quiet ride, and hardly any road noise, it grips the road and corners great. Replaced my old Michelin Hydroedge and my next tires will also be Michelins.

These tires replaced the OEM Michelins on my 2004 Honda Accord EX V6. Compared the the OEM tires, ride is substantially improved, road noise is reduced, and fuel economy is at least as good. Steering response is not quite as good as the OEM tires, but I am happy with the tradeoff.

Purchased 2007 Camry with 27k and at 55K purchased a set of Primacy MXV4. Could have gotten more out of the old Michelins except that the State where I lived milled two highways I had to use in getting to a Hospital where I had treatments or 170 miles RT. I put on about 6K. The old ones got worn down to the indicator bar and being pleased with the way that they performed I bought another set. The specs indicate that the Tires are rated above 100mph. I rarely go above 80 MPH. One of my first set of tires were Michelin back in the late 60's when I went to a tire dealer who had taken a tubed set off a Mercades Benz. They wore like Iron and in the years to follow never went back to a predominant Nylon Tire. The tires are smooth riding, cost more, but are well worth it. Rick

Had the primacy mxv4 installed on my 2010 Prius. As promised the handling is superb. The ride is much better than the stock tires. Did sacrifice 3 miles per gallon but it is well worth it. I travel in many rural and remote areas where the roads aren't great and these tires have really made the trips better. Would recommend to any Prius owner looking for better handling and a smoother ride.

On my Audi A6 for about 6 weeks now. These are good tires, used in a variety of conditions: city, highway, even out in the National Forest (gravel, dirt, bumpy). Rain, heat, dry braking...tires seem to handle just fine with good performance. However, I find them to transmit a fair bit of noise. Seems like groove noise, something previous sets (both summer and snows) did not produce. I'll also note that there has been no improvement in mileage, something I anticipated after running the well-used snows prior to these. Recommend, with caveat that they do seem noisy.

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.

Just used out a previous set of MXV4's. Actually got 77,000 miles out of them on a 2004 Honda Civic. Rotated and balanced every 5,000 miles. I just purchased a new set. Only hoping to get the 60,000 mentioned in the ads out of these. My car wont last that long. Strongly recommend These tires.

I put these (size: 22565R16) on my 2008 Chrysler Town & Country Van with 64,010 miles. It has 135,500 miles now and the tires have 6/32nds tread left. I drive in all kinds of weather from light to heavy rain and snow. The only complaint I have is now they seem to have more road noise than usual but are balanced etc. With 71,500 miles and a few more left I can not complain. I will buy the same tires when these wear out.

I have a 1997 ford taurus 205/65 15 and it has been running very well. I had tires from 2 different companies on my car. I want to keep my car for as long as I can. I did my tire homework and settled on a set of 4 Michelin Primacy MXV4. I only want the best for my car. I quickly noticed a much smoother ride,better cornering, and unlike the previous tires the primacy MXV4 feels like I'm glued to the road. This is my first time dealing with michelin products and I will never use another brand. When the Michelin man says the right tire changes everything, he was 100% right. Keep up the amazing work Michelin and cant wait to see if a MXV5 comes out.