My 2nd car had these tires. My 1st car didnt and didnt ride as smooth even though its newer and a better model. After having these installed, my 1st car rides as smoothly as my other car.

These all season MXM4 tires are great. I ordered these for my Nissan Altima 2019 because I’ve had various types of off brand tires and they have not lasted a year without an issue such as flat tire. I’ve gotten these tires early 2025 and it’s been over a year and over 20,000 miles driven with these (all 4 tires still intact). Rain or shine and I’ve ran into my share of potholes. These have been the best performing tires for me and comfort level is superb on these as well. Will forever re purchase. Worth it!!! A+++++++++++

Best all season tire I've ever owned. The Primacy MXM4 isn't perfect nor even best in class in any single category, but is a standout because it excels in all (disclaimer: I don't live in the snow belt and haven't driven them in snow). The tire provides a superb balance between ride comfort and control... taught and confidence inspiring while being comfortable. For a non-directional tread its hydroplaning resistance is excellent and for an all season its lateral wet grip is exceptional. Dry grip is excellent for a tire in this class. It's also the quietest tire I've ever owned. Good, even wear. Will continue to buy this or successor.

Over the past 40 years of driving a number of different company, & private vehicles, I have tried top end tires from all the major tire manufacturers. My Volvo S80 came equipped with the Michelin Primacy MXM4 P225/50R17 tires. We do a lot of city & highway driving. I was really impressed with the overall handling & performance of these tires, better than anything that I have used in the past. The tires are very quiet, & my gas mileage is outstanding. The hwy mileage rating for our vehicle is 43 mpg. On longer highway trips I am consistently averaging just over 50 mpg, which is amazing. I highly recommend these tires....

Good tires when new. Had a problem where the two tires had broken belts during winter. Replaced one tire as it was so bad the vibration at highway speeds was severe. The other tire I lived with and its now down to 4/32 so I a shopping for new tires. Always ran Michelins so despite this poor experience I will likely replace with MXM4's.

These tires came on my new Dodge Charger SXT. Got 24,000 on the car and I'm not feeling comfortable driving on them this winter. Tread is way down. I am very careful about tire inflation, and they have been rotated at every oil change. I am Not! an aggressive driver, easy take off and stops, no fast corners, yet the tread is way down. They do handle fine.

Got them on a new 2015 Lexus CT-200 f-series. Happy with their quiet and handling. However down to 6/64 tread at 30K check, and service advisor says I will need new tires in 2K miles. That's a LOT less milage than the claimed 55K "warranty" that no local dealer will honor (including Lexus). They were rotated every 5K miles by dealer. Use car to commute to work on freeway ~40 miles each way.

These 235/60R18 were below average overall. For the first 20K miles, they were great, smooth riding and quiet. The next 20K they were not near so quite and smooth; and wore out at 40K miles, much less than the 55K rating. I live in Houston where heavy rain occurs frequently, so I require great wet weather traction tires. I won't replace with MXM4's for sure.

Lousy wear. The first set came with car and got 35,000 miles wear. Replaced them with a a second set and they are ready down to 5/32 of tread in just 18,000 miles. They were advertised to be good for 50,000 miles. I used to respect the Michelin brand, but not anymore.

Don't believe mileage warranty on Michelin Primacy tires. All 4 Michelin Primacy tires installed in March '24 on 2015 Ford Explorer XLT are worn down and need replaced after 29k miles as of October '26. Regular tire rotations were performed and all tires show ever wear across the groove pattern, but are just worn down to the tread wear indicator bars. Overall Traction, ride comfort, and noise were average at best.