Tyre reviews Michelin Pilot Primacy HP. Page 1 84

I have had two occasions to own this specific tyre, both times the tyre was acquired with the vehicle, I didn't specifically purchase it. To avoid lengthy and tedious memoirs about the lives of people and tyres, I'll briefly and comprehensively go over the pros and cons.
Pros:
- Confident grip and roll on dry asphalt;
- High wear resistance: worn off by 40% after 5 summer seasons;
- Good strong sidewall

Ran 5 seasons (90000 km) on this rubber. Remaining tread depth 35%. Very soft and quiet rubber. Extremely positive impressions. Previously drove on many different tires - Michelin is best. On another car Pirelli Cinturato P7 has been installed for 8 years. Based on the condition of the tire, it is expected to last another 3-4 seasons.

Fantastic tires – plenty of grip to throw the car around, if your imagination takes you, quiet enough to travel and solely low tread wear. Consistent grip level on wet and dry. Perform not worse than any other summer tire in the snow/ice, but I run winter tires so that's not an issue. These tires will last surprisingly long if you take care of them, so don't be scared off by a slightly higher purchase price – very recommended!

Excellent tire, soft and fast! I drove 4 seasons in a pretty aggressive driving style and never had a hint of oversteer. Highly recommend!

Simply fantastic!!!! I'm really satisfied! Size 215/55/16, Ford Focus 3, 2013 model, 2.0L engine... didn't drive it in winter.

I liked the soft MICHELIN

Balanced tire. Not exceptional. Perhaps a bit pricey, but reliable for average driving.

I am downgraded and I don't have high-quality tires now I have discrepancies.

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