Tyre reviews Michelin Primacy 3. Page 6 392

The tyre is very quiet. It's perfect for my Renault Fluence. It's even quieter than the Goodyear Efficion Grip that I had before, which was much noisier. The Continental Bridgestone even the winter tires are also louder. It holds well in the turns. It does float a bit in puddles in the rain.

Hello everyone! I'm writing my first review here, as I hope it will be helpful to other car enthusiasts when choosing tires (I registered specifically to leave a review and share my impressions, as I spent a lot of time studying and choosing summer tires).

The main criteria for choosing tires were comfort and quietness, as you will see from the profile below that I'm the proud owner of a Lancer X, and this beauty, for those who don't know, is

Smooth ride as on winter tires! Didn't expect it. Enjoyable to drive. Handling is simply above praise. In turns - as on rails. By the way, it swallows tram tracks quite well. The noise is gone. A bit increased at 70 km/h, and then drops to "zero" when picking up speed. I noticed that on a highway at speeds over 100 it slightly loses directional stability if there is a pothole from a truck. Before this, I drove

I chose them because they were the original equipment from the factory, they handle the road perfectly, are quiet and soft, and I ran 60,000 kilometers on the first set without any issues. I recommend them

Excellent tires. They hold the road in the rain at 5. Wear-resistant.

Handles the road perfectly, soft, and has excellent grip on wet surfaces

On a wet surface, the tire performs poorly, and if there's also a rut, it's a complete disaster. It's stiff and noisy, just like the entire run-flat, although it was written that it has less noise.

Everything is fine.
When I was looking at your website and ordered, it was written in the description that they were from Germany, but when I came to see them in person, it turned out they were from Russia. Nothing to worry about.
It turns out that these tires are from 24-25 years ago, the main thing is that they are new and there's nothing wrong with them.
The main thing is to drive.

I drive a Lexus IS 250. I decided that my car isn't particularly sporty, so I put these Michelin tires on the rear. I was surprised to find that even at +30°C on warmed-up tires, it wheelspins when I floor it. Previously, I had Dunlop tires from 2008, which were like half-worn tires, and even those had better traction 😁

If you're going to get these tires, it's only worth it for regular cars with calm driving. It's not worth racing on them, although over 2 years of use, they were overall okay. When cornering, the rear axle doesn't lose traction. By the way, the tread wears out pretty quickly. The sidewalls stick out of the rim, and the tires seem bulky. I had 245/45 17, Made in France

For this budget, it's better to get something from the competitors. Here, you're just paying for the name — Michelin. The real Michelin is the Pilot Sport series, but this is just regular tires without any outstanding qualities.

I purchased in Tver online at a very good price (order 1186220). I asked for production in Spain, not something else. They found the required position in Ufa(!!!),

and promptly sent it. The name of the model itself, Primacy, means Superiority. The name has fully justified itself over 4 seasons. I'm happy, keep it up!!!