Tyre reviews Michelin Primacy 3 391

I've been buying these summer tires for the past 9 years since I got my Focus in 2007. I used to love them, only buying the German production. I was really positive about them, they lasted up to 60-70,000 km (3 seasons) without any issues. I would replace them with the same model (prior to these, I had Primacy HP) and just bought them again last week, but this time the Russian production. I put them on and

This is my second review. I've completed a season. The tire wore in after 3,000-4,000 km. The noise completely disappeared. It now makes a pleasant rustling sound at high speed. The wandering at speeds of 120 km/h and above is gone. Aquaplaning - 0. Soft. The tire eats the kerb well. It stopped my Golf precisely without ABS when braking sharply - it saved me from a collision with a cash-in-transit vehicle

Noisy, even with Volvo noise reduction, and with a 50-profile, it's stiff.
The bulge won't be this one, 185 km/h are driven. The aquaplaning is normal.
The tires are good, now if only they were quieter and the price was more reasonable, and it would be a true holiday for us.

Good day.
I bought a set of Michelin Primacy 3 tires before my vacation.
I drove on these tires across Russia.
I left the city of Surgut in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug - Yugra and drove to Moscow.
From Moscow to Voronezh, Krasnodar, and Apsheronsk.
From Apsheronsk, I drove through the Shaukhan Pass

I have a Skoda Octavia A5 FL, I put 205/55 r16 91V made in Germany, I was surprised, it is really quiet, I drive up to 140 and all I can hear is the rustle of the wind, of course the sides are too soft, but I hope the manufacturers are not idiots and there won't be any bubbles. Many people lately have been saying that why pay more if now the Chinese and Koreans are in abundance not worse.

Not bad tires. Handling is quite good, both in braking and cornering. But it would be strange to expect something else from a Michelin. What I didn't expect from Michelin, however, is that the tires are quite noisy. To be honest, Michelin's are usually the quietest, but it's the same with most other tires. Since I knew this, I won't be buying them again. I'm now considering whether to get the 4th model in this series

It's not too loud. On the road it behaves not too well, when sharp maneuvering the "nose" of the car is pulled to the side, scary. Size 205/55/16. When starting slightly sharp, it slides into a skid. I had to adjust the spring rate to 2.7 at the front and 2.4 at the rear. If I don't, it's impossible to drive, the car drags and you feel any stone,

I bought a new summer tyre M+S 225/60/17 Michelin Primacy 3, manufactured in Germany. The tyre is excellent, of course, you need to drive a lot more to make a judgment, but the first impressions are:

The tyre is comfortable, without sacrificing handling, it swallows small and medium-sized irregularities smoothly.

In the salon, the sounds of the engine are heard in combination with aerodynamic noise (wind), the sound of

A good tire, soft, comfortable, quiet, but... not worth the money. Not for racing. Has a good tread pattern. Aquaplaning is quite decent. Drifts a bit at high speeds when making sudden lane changes, not particularly prone to uneven road surfaces, but on a wet road it sometimes feels a bit unsure - significantly better on a dry road. But one can't say it's "dead" yet. Has good wear resistance. Surprisingly pleased at temperatures below +

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Choosing the right tires for your vehicle is a time-consuming and serious process, as their properties and quality directly affect not only our lives, but also our comfort and pleasure while driving.

Before buying the Michelin tires, I had Continental premium contact 2 tires from Germany on my car - excellent handling on both dry and wet roads, high aquaplaning resistance, and it's a pleasure to enter turns, but there are also negative sides - noisy after 70 km