I bought these for my Camray Hybrid for their easy rolling characteristics, their quietness and smooth ride. So far I am very satisfied. The tires are very quiet and handle very well on wet or dry pavement. They are a vast improvement on the tires that were on this car previously. I would recommend them to anyone that wants handling, quiet and easy rolling tires

Every time I've had to replace the tires on my 2006 Avalon, I've always put the Michelin Primacy MXV4 tires on it. This last set of tires, I neglected. I never rotated the tires at all and occasionally checked the air pressure between oil changes. I put them on in Oct 2013 with about 162,000 miles on the odometer. I am now looking to replace them since they are at the wear bars. The odometer show 252,511 miles. That's 90,000 miles on these tires! I couldn't be more happy with the Primacy MXV4!

These came on our new 2018 Sienna. I see they are an expensive tire but have noticed they do not hold the road well at all on the Highway in dry summer weather.. I find the front end drifting a lot on curves. That is pretty scary since we get a lot of snow in our area. I will monitor them and if they are as bad in the winter I will probably replace them with another brand. I thought Michellin was a high quality brand but not so with these it seems. I guess a lot of manufacturers put them on OEM so they are not likely as good as they claim.

I purchased these tires to replace OEM set, also Michelins, which were fine performing tires. The Primacy demonstrate the improved tire technology of just a few years, being better in every way than the original tires. The Primacy is very smooth, and very quiet, noticably quieter than the OEM. Traction in both wet or dry conditions is excellent, though I have not been in snow or ice conditions to comment on that aspect. Not too much snow in South Florida! I have about 40K miles on them at this point, and treadwaear is minimal, so expect many more miles of pleasant driving. I strongly recommend these tires to anyone looking for a first rate tire for a sport sedan.

In comparison to all other tires that I have used through the years, this tire has exceeded all of my expectations. I am 85 years old and have owned twenty various models of mini-vans equipped with various brands of tires. After this many years, this is the first time that I have used the Michelin brand and I find that these are totally superior to all other tires that I have used.

These are OEM on my 2014 Camry Hybrid XLE. They have 72000+ miles on them and are at 3/32. I have had several sets on my 1997 T&C van. Every set lasted over 65K miles. If you don't get the 60K, you are probably an aggressive driver and corner too hard in my opinion.

So far so good. After a couple of thousand miles they are still quiet, smooth, and doing the job. Fuel efficiency not appreciably different from my previous tires, but significantly quieter and smoother ride. Handling and braking wet and dry have been very nice, haven't had any snow or ice yet to rate that.

I have two vehicles equipped with Primacy MXV4 tires. and couldn't be happier with them. Originally I was driving on the Pilot series tires and loved the handling they offered but was looking for some additional tread life. My tire dealer recomended the MXV4 series as an ideal match to the type of driving I do - mostly short commutes with the occasional long trip. Being suspicious that the Primacy tires may ride harsher than the Pilots, I of course tried them out on my spouses' car. She couldn't tell the difference! Bottom line: The ride and handling on our front wheel drive cars is smooth & quiet and wet weather performance is excellent. Looking forward to many more miles of trouble free driving.

I own a 2010 Nissan Maxima. When I replaced the tires a few weeks ago, I was shocked that the car rode so much better than when it was new. The ride was smoother and quieter. Believe me, if you have a Maxima and replace the tires, spend a couple extra bucks and go Michelin!!!

The MXV4's have made a world of improvement in the ride and handling of my 2004 Chevy Blazer Xtreme over the Brand X "high performance" tires that were on it previously. The steering effort is reduced as well. I was wary at first about putting them on a truck, but their load rating matches the rating of the OEM tires, so I'm glad I went ahead.