Michelin Pilot Primacy 245/40R17 91 W Tire

I purchased a Mercury Milan which came with these tires these tires as standard equipment. When It was time to replace the tires, I did quite a bit of research on the dfferent brands that were available for my model. I was happy with the tires, but felt since I had the car for a couple of years, that it was prudent to see if there was something new and improved on the market. Every article that I read about the overall performance both wet, dry, stopping and tire tread wear from more than one source all indicated that there no other brand to replace my existing tires with. I've driven on these tires for the last several months and do not have any doubts about my decision.

I have been purchasing Michelin for over 30 years and would never consider another tire. They provide a great ride and long wear. Additionally they are safe and reliable. When my daughter started to drive I outfitted her BMW X3 with a new set of Michelin Energy which provides a measure of safety for a new driver. RegardS

i just bought my first set of replacement tires for my pilot. i chose michelin because of my bad experiences with other tires, after which, i returned and became brand loyal to michelin. don't try to save a buck unless you don't care about hearing the radio (or yourself think).

Four Pilot Primacys are on my 1999 BMW Z3 Coupe. Great tire for everyday and cross-country driving on all sorts of roads in all sorts of weather conditions. Excellent ride, mileage, wear, wet-snow-ice gripability. 34 mpg at 70 mph on smooth level roads with premium gas; best ever on this car. Quick handling proved excellent in cornering, braking and other things needed to avoid accidents. Was convinced to get them after reading the rave reviews on a well-repsected tire retailer.

I have used these tires since I had a problem with a competitors tires OEM that came with the vehicle. Upon replacing the OEM tires there was a marked difference in the ride and handling of my vehicle. The Michelin tires lasted about 25,000 miles, but the air suspension system had failed on the car and caused premature wear. The new tires I placed on the front wheels of the car were the result of a hidden road hazard. The side wall had a chunk of rubber taken out as well as damaging the tire rim. I did not notice the problem until the next day. The tire held the air pressure in spite of the steel cord being damaged and exposed. This tire worked until I could get it changed some 3 weeks later. Overall, Michelin makes a superior product.