I've always liked Michelin tires. I've had the Primacy MXV4 for over 5 years and they are about ready to be replaced--I have about 52,000 miles on the tires doing primarily city driving. While these tires are expensive, I've been very happy with them. The tires are quiet and provide great traction. I will likely be replacing them with the same as before, Primacy MXV4 tires.

I have had several sets of MXV4 tires and their predecessors all the way back to the original Michelin X. I do mostly highway driving and typically get at least 100,000 miles from each set. They are quiet and smooth riding, they stay concentric and have never needed rebalancing. Traction and handling are more than adequate but aquaplaning can be an issue towards the end of the tire's life. I have only had one flat on the road when a large bolt punctured the tread, pretty good in over a million miles of driving. I don't consider any other tire for my vehicles.

I chose Michelin knowing their tolerances were so close. When I rub my hand across the tred blocks I feel a nice glass smooth surface. I love the way Michelin maximises the foot print to give me the stability, traction and braking I need to keep my family safe.

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.

Michelin makes great tires that last long, wear well and are very quiet on the road. I drive luxury cars and as soon as my original equipment tires wear out in about 25000 miles, I put Michelin's on the car and know that I will have a safe smooth ride for at least 40000 miles.

This is the 3rd set of Michelins I have had on 3 different cars, and it would appear that Michelin finds a way to out do themselves in each new set of tires they come out with. The primacy's are great for all-wheel drive vehilces and I can notice a massive difference compared with the sport tires the factory installed on my vehicle.

II feel completely safe when in my car with these tires. I don't want to get a flat in these very hot weather condition in Arizona. The tires give a smooth ride. I feel safe and sound when in my car with these tires. They are worth every cent I paid for them.

I had these tires for good year now on my 2007 Honda Accord. I got to say, these tires are amazing. I put well over 40,000 miles within a year and these tires feel new everytime I drive my car. My handling, road nosie, and braking improved since I put these tires on my car. The only thing I was recommend to you is before buying these awesome tires is to do your homework, and shop around. Depending on your residence, and location prices are different. However, its worth every penny you pay, because it will pay off in the long run.

I had purchased four the Primacy MXV4tires for our 2002 SAAB 9-5. These are H rated tires and perform very well on the SAAB. I had purchased other MXV4'sfor my previously owned vehicles and liked the ride, traction, comfort and style of the tires. Would I buy thes again, yes I would!!

I replaced my Primacy MXV4 tire on my 2009 Hyundai Azera With Premier AS. My prior 3 sets of Primacy's were the best tire I ever purchased.. Bad mistake to buy the Premier tires. Hope you don't make the same mistake I made because of the following. The ride very rough even after 6,000 miles. They are very noisy and especially on smooth asphalt the have singing sound. Balance is a problem. In the morning when the are cold you feel like you are riding over a road with thousands of holes. After the tires heat up they are still out of balance. I had the tires balanced and in less that 2 week same thing. Buyer beware. Don't buy..