The Michelin brand is synonymous with quality tires. As a brand, they often showcase some of the quietest and smoothest riding tires.
The Michelin Primacy MXV4 is known for longevity as it's offered with a 60,000 mile tread life warranty and provides good snow-handling capability for an all-season tire. Michelin's LTX M/S2 is also extremely long-lasting with a 70,000 mile warranty, along with nimble handling characteristics for your truck or SUV. If a great value in a passenger tire for your cruiser is what you're after give the Michelin Harmony a try. After testing all three tires, they are some of my go-to recommendations. You would be in good shape with any of them.
Take a look at what customers are saying about their experience with each tire:
"An extremely impressive tire that performs as advertised regardless of the climate or geography. I've ridden these tires coast to coast and many destinations in between and they have NEVER failed me. In addition to remaining quiet and comfortable even after all these miles, I was recently reminded how well they (still) perform on winter roads as our first real winter weather arrived with the new year. In short, if you're willing to pay for the best, look no further than the Primacy MXV4. It doesn't get any better in my opinion." -- Tire Rack Consumer Review, 2008 Lexus ES350 (Michelin Primacy MXV4)
"Amazing, I bought these roughly 4 years ago and have driven in just about anything with them. The tread is still there, but I am selling the truck. These tires are by far the best I have ever had on ANY vehicle. Little noise, OK traction in snow and water, and great traction in dry terrain. Simply amazing!" -- Tire Rack Consumer Review, 2007 Chevrolet Avalanche (Michelin LTX M/S2)
"We're very pleased with our Michelin Harmony tires and would highly recommend them to anyone with a minivan. I bought a set of 4 at 80,000 miles and now have over 100K on them! They had approximately 80% expressway and 20% city driving (Chicago metro weather too!). Its time for them to be replaced due to low tread (3/32 on two and 4/32 on the other two). Regular tire rotations at 7-8,000 miles along with the use of Nitrogen helped prolong the life of these tires! We'll be buying another set of these within a few weeks. Thank you Michelin!" -- Tire Rack Consumer Review, 2001 Chrysler Town and Country LXi (Michelin Harmony)
The Michelin Primacy MXV4 is known for longevity as it's offered with a 60,000 mile tread life warranty and provides good snow-handling capability for an all-season tire. Michelin's LTX M/S2 is also extremely long-lasting with a 70,000 mile warranty, along with nimble handling characteristics for your truck or SUV. If a great value in a passenger tire for your cruiser is what you're after give the Michelin Harmony a try. After testing all three tires, they are some of my go-to recommendations. You would be in good shape with any of them.
 Michelin Primacy MXV4 |  Michelin LTX M/S2 |  Michelin Harmony |
Take a look at what customers are saying about their experience with each tire:
"An extremely impressive tire that performs as advertised regardless of the climate or geography. I've ridden these tires coast to coast and many destinations in between and they have NEVER failed me. In addition to remaining quiet and comfortable even after all these miles, I was recently reminded how well they (still) perform on winter roads as our first real winter weather arrived with the new year. In short, if you're willing to pay for the best, look no further than the Primacy MXV4. It doesn't get any better in my opinion." -- Tire Rack Consumer Review, 2008 Lexus ES350 (Michelin Primacy MXV4)
"Amazing, I bought these roughly 4 years ago and have driven in just about anything with them. The tread is still there, but I am selling the truck. These tires are by far the best I have ever had on ANY vehicle. Little noise, OK traction in snow and water, and great traction in dry terrain. Simply amazing!" -- Tire Rack Consumer Review, 2007 Chevrolet Avalanche (Michelin LTX M/S2)
"We're very pleased with our Michelin Harmony tires and would highly recommend them to anyone with a minivan. I bought a set of 4 at 80,000 miles and now have over 100K on them! They had approximately 80% expressway and 20% city driving (Chicago metro weather too!). Its time for them to be replaced due to low tread (3/32 on two and 4/32 on the other two). Regular tire rotations at 7-8,000 miles along with the use of Nitrogen helped prolong the life of these tires! We'll be buying another set of these within a few weeks. Thank you Michelin!" -- Tire Rack Consumer Review, 2001 Chrysler Town and Country LXi (Michelin Harmony)
I'm looking for good quiet tyres for my 2002 Mitsubishi Pajero Io. Mistubish recommends the 215/65R16 98. I drive inside the city, and occasionally on the highway. And it never rains here, maybe only 3 days a year. Temperatures in summer hit 48 degrees celcius.
The Latitude Tour HP suits this size (the ones I found are extra load - 102). Would you recommend it?
Primacy MXV4 doesn't come in this size but since it's highly regarded by tirerack, can I go with it and so fit another size than than the one the manufacturer recommends.
I saw the noise comfort rating are 7.1 and 7.8 for the MXV4, is that a big difference and worth not going with the manufacturer's recommendations? Thanks a lot.
I do have Primacy MXV4 in 225/65/16, on back order. Is there an equivalent Mitsubishi model sold in the USA? I'd love to help you with the fitment. Latitude Touring HP is a good tire, but build on the truck platform. Deviating in size can have some ramifications. Can you email me with some additional details? Alex@tirerack.com,
With thanks,
Liam
We do not have the IX35 in North America. What tire size are you looking for?
Elantras can have a few different tire sizes. DO you have your size or exact model?
i wanna make my truck more softer on pumps and pothels
My oem wheels 20 inch wheels
i will change it to 17 inch 245/70R
can you guide me which tire i should have ?
Because i have problem on my low back
Within the Michelin line the LTX MS2 is your best bet.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Michelin&tireModel=LTX+M%2FS2&partnum=47TR7LTXMS2OWL&vehicleSearch=false&fromCompare1=yesaffiliate=HJ3
Your size is very limited in choices. The Michelin latitude sport would be the most quiet.
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Michelin&tireModel=Latitude+Sport&partnum=755VR9LSPT&vehicleSearch=false&fromCompare1=yes&affiliate=HJ3
What size tire do you have on the Prius?