Michelin Primacy A/S All Season 225/65R17 102H Passenger Tire

The customer reviews for the Michelin tires are quite mixed. Some customers have had positive experiences, mentioning that the tires provide a decent ride and are fairly quiet. However, there are several negative reviews that raise concerns about the tires' durability and performance. One customer, who had the tires on their 2020 Hyundai Sonata, expressed disappointment when they found all four tires completely worn out at only 30,000 miles. They also had difficulty obtaining warranty service, as Hyundai directed them to Michelin who then claimed that the warranty did not cover the original equipment tires. This customer decided to switch to non-Michelin tires and vowed not to purchase Michelin products in the future. Another customer reported a blowout on their front passenger side tire while driving at a low speed of around 25 mph. They questioned how a Michelin tire could fail at such a low mileage and expressed disappointment in the premium brand's quality. One customer with a Hyundai Ioniq 5 experienced a puncture from a small pebble that caused a rapid leak and deemed the tires weaker than their bicycle tires, despite having only 6,800 miles on them. A customer with a 2023 Honda Pilot complained about the tires feeling dodgy, with grooves on the freeway causing the car to pull off track. They also expressed concern that the tires would only worsen over time. A customer who had the tires on their 2020 Ford Explorer Limited was extremely dissatisfied with the tread life and the overall performance of the tires. They observed potential defects in one tire's sidewall and felt unsafe during a trip, even questioning if the tires would cause an accident. They expressed a loss of confidence in Michelin as a brand. Another customer who had the tires on their Rav4 Hybrid XLE experienced a flat tire with only 15,000 miles on it, which they found disappointing. Lastly, a customer with a 2021 Ford Bronco Sport expressed frustration at having to replace the tires with only 32,000 miles on the vehicle. They compared the Michelin Primacy All Season tires unfavorably to Continental tires on other models of the same vehicle. Overall, the reception of these Michelin tires is mixed, with some customers experiencing premature wear, blowouts, and dissatisfaction with the performance. These negative reviews raise concerns about the durability and reliability of the tires.