Great tire. Best by far of any previous tires of other brands on this 2001 Camry. We are most happy with our choice. As always Michelin is the tire of choice! I proclaim to others they are well worth the extra price you pay to get this tire. I trust Michelin more than any other name in tires. Keep doing all you are doing to keep them as they are.

These tires wear well and hold the road nicely in the rain -stopping quickly and on turns. (it rains alot here). I haven't had any trouble with them gripping the road around curves such as a turnpike cloverleaf, however I don't feel overly secure. This may be partially a function of my suspension (sedan) and the fact I am used to a "speed rated" tire on a sports car which tend to be stickier on the road.

Purchased a used Ford Flex with new Michelin Primacy MXV4 tires on the car, then put over 68,000 miles on these tires before I felt I needed to replace them with new tires again. So I bought a new set of these Michelin MXV4 tires to replace the ones I just wore down. Very good handling and quiet tires for my 2011 Ford Flex.

Michelin tire is always considered a premium in the market based on the context that it is a quality product. Based on this, I bought 4 tires Primacy MXV4 last year - installed by the dealer. Barely did 20K before one blew a big hole on the side wall. Fortunately my daughter was driving on a side street so she could pull over. She had a big scare of her life as she almost lost control of the vehicle. It could have been a fatality on a highway. Site does not provide a provision for upload of pictures to show proof. Have provided picture of the tire to dealer and have tire with me as proof.

Have the Michelin Primacy MXV4 installed on our 2007 Nissan Quest Minivan. Immediately noticed an improvement in ride quality/comfort with these tires compared to the OEMs. Much less rattling noise (from child seats etc) and road surface related vibrations which probably translates to less wear and tear of the vehicle long term. Having now had them for approximately 3yrs and 30K miles, the thread depth stands at 5/32 FRONT & 6/32 REAR. The threadwear seems to be more or less inline with Michelin's warranty for this particular tire (not bad considering the weight of the vehicle in question and the performance rating of the tire). Once it comes time to replace them, will definitely stick with the Primacy MXV4s.

Like many others, I got these with my brand new 2015 Toyota Sienna XLE FWD. I took the van in for every 5,000 mile checkup and rotation at Toyota. At 25k, they told me the front tires were worn out. Whaaaaaat? The dealer said no warranty for me (I thought 60k?). So I took them to another tire shop. They said no warranty either, because they were worn "unevenly" (more on the outside than inside). I didn't have any alignment done, but the car is not even 2 years old. How is it my fault? Looking online, many Toyota owners complain of the same thing. But some have good luck with some tires but not others. Driven in California, so not harsh.

The tires are very good. In the state of NJ, there are all seasons and winter being the roughest. The tires handle very well in the snow and icy conditions. In the summer the tires maintained well during heavy rain storms we have faced here in the state. After a tire rotation the tires, were almost brand new and can run well past the 60,000 miles mark.

This was my first purchase of the Michelin brand tires for my car. I was quite pleased with the ride and handling that they provided and they also reduced the road noise that I experienced from my previous set of tires. At times my living area will experience heavy snow and/or ice conditions, but mostly sun and rain. I like the control I have on the more dangerous conditions as they minimized skidding and sliding that can occur on those surfaces. Although the price can be a little high for a car tire, it was definitely worth the money.

These tires are just as quiet as the original but have given me mush better life. I had to replace the original tires at 35,000. At 35,000 the Michelin are still going strong. Very little ware to date. I expect to get at least an additional 35 to 40,000 miles

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!!!