My Michelin All Season tires are great because I occasionally drive up north in San Francisco during the winter and there is usually rain. The tires are unbelievably efficient and reliable. I have bought similar tires in past and have never had any problems.

I purchased a set of michelins 1988 right after our per owned car hydroplaned with my wife and two small children. I promised myself that I would never again skimp on tires. Since that time I have ran Michelin' exclusively on my two BMW's and my Acura.... I have never been disappointed. Chuck Diesel A completely satisfied Customer

I bought my first car, a Fiat 600, in 1959 equipped with Michelin tires. Since then I have purchased no other replacement tires but Michelin. When purchasing a new car not available with Michelins, I made sure to replace the OE tires with Michelins as soon as possible, always with a noticeable improvement. Over the years and many miles, there have been several incidents/ emergencies where I am convinced that my Michelin tires were a major factor in my survival, and for that I thank you.

I drive primarily highway. I've been making the 86 mile round trip commute for nearly 14 years. I'm over 250,000 miles in that period on a variety of tires (mostly Michelins). I thought these tires were great in terms of comfort and handling from Spring through Fall. Unfortunately, I only got 43,000 miles on these tires instead of the 55,000 miles for which they are rated (the first time I've failed to go over the treadwear rating). I also found the winter traction to be below-average for the category. It is apparent to me that this tire is highly biased toward touring performance in the dry/wet at the expense of winter.

These are the first Michelin tires I have purchased and so far I love them! Mind you, I just bought the tires however from the moment I pulled out of the service center I could tell a HUGE difference in the ride and handling from the previous tires. I'm completely sold!

Primacy MXM, 225/45/18, installed on new, 2015, Avalon (Toyota), 4/32 thread left at 18,000miles. Car is only 2 yrs 8 months old. Mostly driven local, 1 trip to Havasu, Grand Canyon. My experience with Michelin get 80,000 miles. What happened? I am disappointed. Zack Z.

I bought 4 new Primacy MXM4's for my 2013 BMW 328i Convertible. I had no confidence in the Continentals that were on it. From the moment I drove away, I could feel the difference. Much more sure-footed and reaction time to steering inputs was reduced. Have 5k miles on them with Long Island winter weather and have no problem taking out in the rain. No reason to try it in the snow.

Too expensive for little performance. The tires came with the vehicle we bought. Great at the beginning but as the time passed the noise and performance got worse. Not even 29000 I had to replace them. Bought great tires from another Japanese tire company for a lot better price and excellent performance. GOOD BYE MICHELIN

Its a shame this tire is so noisy at lower speeds since it does everything else so well. I purchased these tires recently to replace the Pilot HX MXM4 original equipment tires inorder to get a quieter tire. The Pilots are good but tend get noisy about half way through their life. I was extrememly surprised to find that these tires were noisier than the Pilots when new. In fact these are the noisiest new tires I have ever had in nearly 30 years of buying tires. They ride and handle very well in wet and dry conditions, but the noise level is going to make living with these tires very difficult. What a shame.

I had vibration problems with my 2016 Nissan Maxima. I finally installed the Primacy MXM4's and it has transformed the vehicle. These tires ride very quietly and very smoothly, and all the vibrations are gone. This should be standard equipment on the Maxima. If you are considering either the Primacy MXM4 or the Premier A/S, choose the MXM4. It is a quieter and smoother riding tire.than the Premier A/S, and handles and brakes extremely well.