I have been using Michelin tires since the 1970s. Never been disappointed. Have tried other brands but they never came close for reliability, quality, durability, and performance as well as overall design. This tire meets or exceeds my driving style expectations in safety, noice and ridesmoothness based on my driving experiences and habits. Recommended!

My 2018 Chrysler 300 Limited with 20" rims came with Firestone tires. I've always used Michelin because they ride better then any other tire I've tried. What a superior manufacture. The Primacy has it all for a touring tire. The 55000 mile tread warranty is at a testament to a well made tire.

These tires came with my cadi ats as standard equipment. Driving in the NY metropolitan, the car had the roughest ride I ever experienced in my years of driving. After installing a competitors comparable run flat tire (more cost effective for a leased vehicle), it was in fact the tires , and not the shocks, that were the cause of the rough quality of ride. The smallest bumps felt like driving into a pothole. Also, the tires lasted about 20 to 25 thousand miles (versus the 55,000 mile warranty). Grip quality was excellent but that was the only redeemable quality I found in this tire.

I tried Cooper, 'top of the line'. After 3 weeks had them replaced with the Primacy. Whole world of difference in riding comfort. Even my wife commented on the ride difference. The gas mileage was about 4 to 6 miles per gallon better too. Wow! My Cadillac sure rides like it's suppose to again... Will never listen to a salesman again about tires...You sure get what you pay for...Thanks for a great product!

This tire came stock on my 2021 Tesla Model 3. After about 30k miles the foam bands inside the tires came off and bounced around inside the tires. This made the car feel like the tires were out of balance. I had them checked and the foam removed and tires rebalanced. The real aggravation was it happened to one tire at t time, so I had to have this done 4 times. Also, tread life isn't good. I'm a passive driver and Im looking at new tires now after 35k miles.

I got these tires for a Honda accord and was so impressed with them. I remember telling my wife it reminded me of my 3 series because they were so nice in the corners but so quiet on the road, which is very important to me because in the Midwest the roads are noisy and I am on the phone a lot. The reviews between these and the Goodyear tires were close, but to me I have had pilots and F1's on my sports cars and the pilots were so much quieter with better grip it was a no brainier fr me.

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 wanted Michelin, but my car called for a 93V and there are few. The 93 indicates the weight allowance for a much heavier motorcar, so I chose this tire with the 91V because the weight of the Kia is well within the 91V standards. The tire is remarkable, and I would recommend this to anyone who doesn't wish to buy the Korean tires. It stops, handles, and rides very well, and the only thing I feel the tire has negative is the slight increase in road noise. However, with my turbo going so often, I'm not sure I'm conscious of any noise, and the handling on the Kia is there with Z,W,Y except for speed. My Audi TT has the A/S3 and I really don't think they perform any better than these.

Michelin Primacy mxm4 tires are very competent on wet & dry conditions in summer and are even pretty good in snow IF ITS COLD..but in wet snow / slushy city roads these tires are HORRIBLE. I chose these for my sister’s Subaru Forester as I was very impressed by the Michelin Pilots I had on my Camry, but the Primacy mxm4 are very disappointing. I’m now shopping again, this time going for an ALL WEATHER TIRE. I’m not sure I will be purchasing Michelin’s in the future. This vehicle is used primarily in the city and she didn’t want to have to invest in two sets of tires considering she drives less than 10k a year.

Just had my 18,000 service and dealership is saying that one of my tires needs replacing which of course means that I have to replace 2 tires to keep the rotated tires in balance. Have had Michelin in the past on other vehicles and tire life was in the 35,000 to 45,000. Very disappointed in the Primacy MXM4.