People are rating these 1 star because they wear out. I have news for everyone, tires designed to have good grip (I.e. better stopping, better cornering, safer in an emergency maneuver) will wear out faster than a tire with less grip. Take Michelin up on the warranty and get a new set of 100k mile tires that barely grip the road. I’m a performance oriented driver and chose these as replacement for my wife’s BMW X3 for their quiet ride, acceptable grip and all season rating to drive in occasional snow. I will always buy the highest grip tire i can buy for the road co diction’s I drive on. If you never drive on snow or in cold temps, buy summer only tires with more grip than anyone needs and it might just save you from an accident when you need every bit of grip available.

I've got 34,550 kilometers on my Buick, and the dealer told me on my service check-up and oil change sheet that I'll need tires very soon. I'm 74 years old, so I'm not hot rodding around that's for sure. Hard to recommend a tire like this, I understand things happen, so I leave it with you. ps: This car is parked in a heated parkade when not driven.

Had a set of 4 of these on my BMW when purchased and gave an excellent ride and control. I decided to replace the old Michellins with the same tire and they have so far given the same excellent performance. Had the new ones since Nov of 2017. Very good in the snow. A little more expensive than some SUV tires but my originals lasted for 8 years and 135,000km.

I initially bought another brand and didn't like them at all so went back a week later and got these instead and so glad I did! Much better handling and overall feel on the road. Great in the rain, having gone through some downpours recently. No hydroplaning and I felt secure. Highly recommended!

I have been using Michelin since it was the first radial widely sold in the USA. I will not switch. These tires are used on a car that I put 150 miles per day on. They are comfortable riding, hold the road well and are QUIET. My car is my castle - at least 4 hours a day - and the quiet part is VERY IMPORTANT. They provide good traction and I feel safe on them. PS: I also have a Harmony set on my wife's Mini-Van. Safety is certainly important there too.

My mechanic noticed the new tires right away.. said they looked good.. asked how I liked them.. I said I'd only had them 5,000 miles.. but so far so good.. told him I'd keep giving him updates.. if they made it to 60,000 they'd get my thumbs up.. sounds like he'll choose them as his next tire too.

I bought the Primacy tires to replace the factory Pilot tires on my '09 Honda Accord EX-L V6. After 5,000 miles I can honestly say these tires are far more superior than the Pilots. They have a much smoother ride, absorb more road noise, and have pretty remarkable wet weather traction. The Pilots were slightly better in handling but I'm much more happier with the Primacy. The physical appearance of the Primacy is very nice and something often over looked.

Who would have known that by upgrading to a quality tire would make all the difference in the world?! I travel extensively and rely on my Mercedes-Benz E500 wagon to get me from point A to point B. Superior ride, minimal road noise. So smooth a ride that I felt like I could fall asleep like a newborn baby in a car seat! Extra pricey yet superior ride, better value! Money well spent in my book.

these tires are the best i have ever owned i have 2 cars and my wife loved them so much she insisted we trade cars for a week unfourtunate for me that week has lasted about 2 years i am in need of another set for my other car {hers} and i will defently buy michelin

A set of these tires came stock from the dealer when we bought our new Acura RDX and at 34k they are a road hazard and way too worn for this few miles. We are an old retired couple so we certainly don't drag or road race race with these tires. We have used Michelin tires for many years and