Review on MICHELIN Primacy 4 225/60 R17 99V summer by Mateusz Sobczyk ᠌

Has some pros: Because I trusted the manufacturer, I had only ever purchased tires from Michelin throughout the course of many years. On April 15, I purchased a set of Michelin prime 225/65/17 tires for my car. Simply said, on a par. More than one hundred grams of cargo was requested for one tire. Vibration happens when traveling at speeds between 100 and 110 kilometers per hour. After repeated visits to the tire shop, the employees there redialed the balancing. It was not possible to eliminate the vibration. When spinning on the balancing stand, the ensuing radial runout is obvious, and it measures approximately 5-6 millimeters. Finally, they were able to determine the cause of the problem: two of the four wheels are not perfectly round. As a consequence of this, it is possible to detect vibration in the machine even after it has been meticulously balanced within a particular speed range. I phoned the company that was selling the organization and explained the issue. No answer. To make matters worse, Michelin can no longer be relied upon either. With its drawbacks, which include irregularities in the round shape of the wheel and uneven wear on the tires.