I have driven on these tires for 9 months now and they still look new. Ride comfort, quietness, and response are the best I have had in any car. These replaced the OEM tires Cadillac puts on the DTS Sport -- the old tires left a lot to desire. The Primacy MXM4 low profile tires enhance my car's appearance, ride and performance. I will buy these tires exclusively for as long as I own this vehicle. Typically, I drive a car until the wheels fall off. We hold onto our vehicles into the 18+ year range so ride comfort is important to me.

This is the fourth set of Michelins I have purchased for four different cars. They are OEM for my Cadillac. I love the wear and ride of these tires. I had the first set for 56,000 miles and never had a puncture. They held up so well I bought another set. They hug the road and are great in Chicago winters. They handle wonderfully and stick to the roads in summer. A great compromise between a stick-in-the-mud all-season and a sticky feel-the-road handling tire. Love these tires and would buy again and again (and I have). The only complaint I have is that they're expensive. Very expensive. But it's worth not having to worry about being stranded. I guess you get what you pay for.

So pleased with the original Michelins that came with my new Honda 4 years ago. They lasted 66K+ miles so thought it was time to change them. Only the same Michelins would do! I will not be getting any other tires for my car. As far as I am concerned, these are the most reliable and the absolute best value.

I have bought the Michelin Primacy's for most of my vehicles over the past 10-12 years, and now need to look for another brand. My 2016 Lexus ES350 came with the Primacy MXM4's, and at 29k miles, they are just about to the wear bars. They are rotated every 5k miles, with inflation checked, during my regular service visits. I used to be very impressed with longevity and quality of ride... but something has changed, and the quality has nose-dived! The last two sets that I had put on our 2014 Honda Odyssey also lacked the forgone quality.

They day after these were installed, we drove from NJ to Cleveland. It poured on the way. The tires held the road very well. I was impressed. They are a bit noisey. If you can stand the noise I would recommend these. My 2006 Avalon got over 32 mpg. Best I've seen in 85,000 miles.

Michelin tires have always been my first choice for tires. My car performance went from being tough to handle in rain and snow to becoming smooth and stable. Michelin tires are built for excellent performance. I especially appreciate the quiet ride I get with my Michelins, much better than the noisy tires that I just replaced. The roaring sound was so bad that a conversation became more like a shouting match and music is over-powered by the hollow-hum sound from the tires hitting the pavement. Michelin will always be my tire of choice!

Very sticky, fast braking, didn’t fail, excellent handling on wet and dry roads. The noise level has also decreased noticeably. Driving comfort is much higher compared to my previous tires. There was no damage during the year of use. I was completely satisfied with my choice.

I am very pleased with this choice of tire for my 2008 BMW 328xi Coupe (manual). It is quiet, allows for good road feel with out being jarring, and performs very well in both dry and wet conditions. I have Michelin tires on my other car (2001 BMW 325xi Wagon) and they are wearing very well. I have confidence that these will too, and would not hesitate to buy Michelin tires again.

Well after my previous sets of tires these are amazing! Whether it's raining or I'm running it hard on a back country road I feel confident in these tires! Also I've got 5k miles and when they were new they were 9/32" ish and now they are 8/32"ish. Usually I go through a set of tires a year and at this rate these bad boys may last 2 years with my driving habits. I'd still buy these again even if they didn't last over a year due to their quality.

Those tires are standard on the Tesla Model 3, and generally speaking they seem to do a fine job... until you run over a nail and attempt to get the tire fixed. Because of the inner acoustic foam, most tire shops will not even attempt to fix those tires. I found a reputable (large US chain) tire shop who was willing to patch the tire. Unfortunately, after just a few days the tire was loosing pressure and after re-evaluating the tire fix, it turned out that the fix didn't work. Now I had to replace a tire that was less than a year old. I've owned many cars and had the unfortunate pleasure to get many nail punctures fixed and never did any fixes fail with the exception of this tire :(