Review on MICHELIN Primacy 4 225/60 R17 99V summer by Stanisaw Chmielewski ᠌

I decided to purchase new tires for a lengthy trip since the ones I had been using previously (GOODYEAR EfficientGrip Performance, which are outstanding tires, by the way) were beginning to show signs of wear. There was approximately 4 millimeters of tread remaining on them, and they no longer maintained their traction very well in ruts or prevented hydroplaning. Safety was the most important factor in selecting the new tires, thus they needed to have short stopping distances, great performance in ruts, and resistance to hydroplaning. After reading the commercial for Michelin Primacy 4, I decided to go with that brand for this reason. They guaranteed the lowest stopping distance possible in addition to a strong resistance to hydroplaning. The Nokian Tires Nordman SX2 tires are the second model that I had my eye on. These tires, according to the reports, also offer a short stopping distance and great resistance to aquaplaning. I was interested in purchasing these tires. As a consequence of this, I decided to go with the Michelin Primacy 4 tires because the advertising for those tires promised enhanced resistance to wear. I only skated for one season, so I can't say anything here just yet. As a result, I decided to purchase some Michelin Primacy 4 tires, and after driving them for a few kilometers, I came to the conclusion that they perform admirably on dry asphalt. I was cut off, and based on my previous driving experience, if I had been using the older model of GOODYEAR EfficientGrip Performance tires, I would have crashed into the vehicle in front of me. However, as I reduced my speed on Michelin Primacy 4, the vehicle came to a complete and utter stop. The first item in the advertisement was truthful. After that, there was a lengthy travel, a lot of heavy rain, and an opportunity to test the rain capabilities of the new rubber in a rut and on a layer of water. All of these factors combined to provide the perfect conditions for this experiment. They did not engage in deceptive advertising; riding on this rubber both in the rain and when you are stuck in a rut makes you feel confident. I am extremely happy that I decided to get new tires since, to tell you the truth, it had gotten to the point where riding through the rain or ruts on the old GOODYEAR EfficientGrip Performance tires was downright terrifying. Summary. The MICHELIN Primacy 4 is a tire designed for drivers that place an emphasis on safety above everything else. Because the stopping distance is so small, they are unfazed by obstacles like water and ruts. Excellent for those individuals who favor a peaceful journey. The high rolling resistance is a considerable drawback, but if this is the price that must be paid for a really short stopping distance, then perhaps it is worth it.