Review on MICHELIN Primacy 4 215/55 R17 94V summer by Jnis Muinieks ᠌

225.45R17 Soft sides (comfort fights with handling) Noise (depends on cm faults) Nearly found a balance between handling and comfort, Michelin respects + - controllability (depends on pressure, if below 2.4, roll begins) +- price () For not testing their tires in 2022 on uneven pavement, I give Michelin four stars because the rubber turned out to be successful, fairly comfortable, and safe. Should I retake it? I still haven't found that happy medium. There are quieter, more pleasant tires, and there are louder, stronger tires with a hook and precise handling. A Pilot Sport4 please:)) In order to make a fair comparison, you must use identical vehicles, road surfaces, tire characteristics, and manufacturing years. So far (same vehicle, same environment, same pavement), I've found the TOYO CF2 205/55R16 produced in Japan to be the quietest and most comfortable option. The YM noise rating for the Premacy4 225/45/R17 is 4.5, whereas the rating for the Proxes CF2 225/45/R17 is only 4.3 (rating date 10/04/2022, because it varies based on weather conditions). I refuse to eat this Japanese jelly just to pass the test; perhaps I will try it after I retire. A Pilot Sport4 please:))