Review on Tire Michelin Primacy 4 225/60 R17 99 V by Wiktor Malczyk ᠌

Having driven on my own Hankook Kinergy GT and eventually coming to the conclusion that the level of comfort provided by these tires is nothing near what I would like, I have considered getting a different brand of tires. After deliberating for a considerable amount of time, roughly two days, I decided to get Michelin Primacy 4. I had hoped to locate 3, but the model was already out of production, so I was unable to acquire it. I went to an authorized Michelin dealer and purchased a kit as well as a tire to give as a present. Now it seems as though the tire is very soft; it does not pass through the joints and pits as they claim; rather, it swallows straight, but there is no discomfort. Bumps such as hatches and tram tracks are not noticed at all. In terms of noise, of course, it is quieter than GT, but I can't say that it's absolutely quiet. However, the noise doesn't bother me at all, and in fact, it makes me want to create noise in the arches soon after I drove it. The track is often on the side, which is not something that can be stated with the GT. Michelin just doesn't seem like it's on rails, so we look and we go further. They included a fuel card for the year 2022 as an added perk for purchasing tires.