I replaced my OEM tires on my 2010 Mazda 3 Touring model with the Primacy MXV4 and can't say enough how pleased I am. I did a lot of research and settled on these considering the top pick by Consumer Reports and the feedback here on Michelin's website. The only thing I had a little reseveration going in was the lack of snow performance feedback. I'm happy to report these tires have performed very well here in Wisconsin thus far this winter. We currently have about 6 inches here over the last 2 weeks and I haven't had my traction control light come on once! This was a big factor for me. For all those not concerned about snow I can report they handle exceptionally well in heavy rain as well - no problems at all. The OEM tires I had on my Mazda were very loud and I was hoping for a quieter more comfortable ride and boy does this tire deliver! I can listen to my radio 5 volume settings lower with these tires installed - wow! The fuel economy dropped just a bit - about 1 MPG but I expected this with a brand new tire - stickier traction, etc. Like my old tires I trust this will return once tires wear a little. I can't comment on wear since I only have about 5K miles on them. I'm extremely pleased with this tire - and I'm picky - and would recommend it to anyone. Hope this helped.

Great tires! Good in snow (Colorado) and Excellent in the rain. Reasonable price. Rides smooth and comfortable. Little to no road noise. Very good handling. Grabs the road for good, even braking. Tires have been on approximately 12,500 miles, rotated three times, ready to be replaced.

These tires performed very well on dry pavement for the entire 75,000 miles, but started to get a bit more slippery on wet pavement and snow after 60,000. There is still more than enough tread to get to 90,000+, but with winter coming we are going to mount some Michelin Premier A/S tires this time around.

My father always told me, "put Michelin on your car". I admit, I wasn't perfect and didn't do everything he told me to do, however this was easy. Michelin tires are the best quality for myself and my family. I'm a second generation Michelin customer and now my children are 3rd generation. I've taught my children you can pay a bit less for other tires that aren't as safe, won't last as long and don't come with a better warranty. In the long run you pay more for anything less than a Michelin. Back in the 90's we were driving to the Seattle Airport to take a flight. It was snowing, the plows were busy and 90% of the drivers were pulled off to the side of the road. We breezed right by in our MX4 tires on our Chrysler mini van. No chains, no studded tires just our MX4. Recently I was traveling up a hill in San Diego, the road was getting snow at the top of the hill. Just a bit, but a breeze was blowing and icing over the light blanket of snow on the road. Again, driving a Hyundai XG350 with MXV4 tires, I drove right past others on the side of the road. If there is one thing I notice about my Michelin tires, wether its ice, snow or rain, I have superior traction. I would never purchase anything else. Thanks Michelin! Your number one!

As a retired person I can choose when to go out in good or bad weather. This Canadian winter was extreme. With an all wheel drive vehicle and Primacy MXV4 tires I did not find it necessary to have snow tires. As they where new less than a year ago they performed like snow tires with lots of grip and stopping ability. I have put over 20, 000 K on these tires with very small showing of any wear.

These are the second set of Primacy MXV4s I've purchase for my 2006 Avalon. I have had the new set for several months. The cornering is excellent. I was able to get about 50,000 miles out of the last set, but, feel I could have probably gotten another 5-6000 miles before we upgraded to the new set. There is some road noise that is a bit louder than other models. I tolerate this with minimal issues.

Unsurpass handling especially cornering, wet surface and braking. I've been driving with these tires for almost10K miles and it looks like it hasn't worn out a bit. I checked the pressure at least once a week and little has it changed. I don't know what else to expect from the only brand I trust.

The tires are on a Pontiac Vibe AWD. The car is used for standard transportation on regular streets and highways. Read here, no gravel, difficult conditions etc. We appreciate very much that the tires do not degrade at a high rate. I monitor every season the ''thread thickness'' and the variation is very acceptable. This fact coupled with the fact they provide a very good adherence to the road is awesome. Honestly, so far I have not been able to come out with anything negative about this tire

I have purchased Michelin tires for over 20 years and have always been happy with the ride, the consistency of the product and the length of wear. I'm a huge fan - one can depend on them. In today's market where so many products are cheaply made and the quality is poor, Michelin rises above to bring the best quality all the time. I'm not a casual driver. I drive 35,000 miles a year and used to drive about 60,000 miles a year - all on Michelins. Great handling, braking and dependability! These are the tires to put on any kind of car...you will not be sorry!

This is the 3rd time I have had this set of tires on my vehicle. My Hyundai Santa Fe came with these tires, in between I bought a different brand, and this is the 2nd time I have replaced them with Michelins. The Michelins have provided the best mileage and best ware and I will not ever switch again. My vehicle is 7 years old and has over 150K miles on it. Each time I have driven with Michelin tires I have averaged over 40K per set. I have my tires rotated regularly and 4-wheel alignments done when needed; but I drive in winter weather with no hesitation is a very wintery part of the country. These are great tires!