Tyre reviews Michelin Primacy 4. Page 3 277

Bought in the spring of 2023. Driven more than 10,000 km on the roads of Crimea in summer heat, rain, in conditions of alkaline foam at the beginning of rain on Crimean roads of YUBK (those who live in YUBK know)

The tires are wonderful! This is already the second set. On the first set, I drove more than 50,000 km and sold it, as the tread remaining was still more than 3 mm.

They are good, soft enough, hold the road perfectly, are sufficiently resistant to side impacts, and are very effective when braking even on a wet road.

I will buy the next set only of the same kind, Michelin Primacy-4. I recommend!

Excellent tires despite being Russian-made, handling is normal.
Well-balanced on 16-inch disks. On wet asphalt, it doesn't throw to the side, keeps a straight line. At low speed, there is a slight hum, but when it exceeds 100, it rides quietly and confidently.
On dirt, it pulls slightly.
For this price, excellent tires.
I recommend purchasing, softer than Bridgestone.

German tires, especially those from Germany. Three German and one Italian arrived. But it's not the usual one... And the store minus, my opinion is one tire brand and one date of manufacture.

The Michelin Primacy 4 in the size 225/45 R17 (Spain) is much quieter than the Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance 225/45 R17 (Poland), on which the noise was like that from a winter studded tire. The Primacy 4's tread pattern is almost imperceptible when switching from the standard 205/55 R16. I haven't driven on water yet, but I think it will be better than the EfficientGrip

No complaints, a bit noisy otherwise all is well.
Have not tried it on snow and ice yet - appropriate assessment not made. Comfort reduced due to the noise.

There was a delay with delivery, Chinese-made tires (incorrect information on the website). The previous ones were softer and quieter. If it weren't for the need for an urgent trip, I would have returned them! Change the description, do not mislead people

I've already driven 10,000 kilometers on these tires, everything is predictably good, a bit noisier than the previous Michelin ones. But all other indicators are normal, let's see how many seasons they will last, the previous ones lasted for 3 seasons before wearing out.

The tires were purchased in the spring of 2019 in the size 205/60 R16. Produced 5217, i.e. in the 52nd week of 2017, at the very end of 2017. They lay in warehouses for a little over a year, which is not much. Initially, 2 seasons - premium. Quiet, gripping, everything is fine. By the third season, or approximately after 15,000 km, I started to notice noise from them. After winter tires, it's especially noticeable and uncomfortable. Noise and sharp wear. Apparently, they became plastic-like. The asphalt adhesion started to bother me, it takes effort to pull them out of a rut. In the 4th season, they started to slip when starting on wet asphalt and brakes with ABS... The 5th season was just a nightmare, it was terrible, and I didn't care about the tires. In total: the tread for 37,000 km is almost to the indicators, from 20,000 km it's a slippery, noisy, rut-prone disappointment. Not premium. I don't even know what ratings to give. Probably, it would be fair to put average arithmetic ratings for the period of operation, since I didn't wear them down to the cord and threads, and there are 2 mm left to the indicators.

Size R15 19565. Can't say about wear resistance for such a mileage, but otherwise the tires are excellent. Quiet, soft, with good grip and stability, the only downside is they're not very budget-friendly :)

Compared to Kormoran Road Performance 195/65 R15 95H XL, the price difference is fully justified

Great tires. In wet weather, they grip the road better than on dry, but on dry roads, everything is fine too! Moderately noisy (comparing to Continental ContiCrossContact LX2)