AVIS SUR LE PNEU MICHELIN Primacy 4

I've driven just over 120k miles in this car now. I've tried Pirellis, Continental and Dunlop, and this is my second time wth Michelin's. I've found these have the best mileage, and the main reason is they are the only ones I've found which wear evenly across the tread. The others all wore unevenly meaning I couldn't make full use of the tread available. They were slightly more expensive but I believe possibly the best tyres you can get for this car. Grip in all weathers has been good and they are quiet on the road.

A lot better than my old ones

predictable and reliable.

excellent in all weather conditions

They work well but in the wet when pulling away sometimes loose grip and wheel spins

Tyres constantly loose pressure have to regularly check and pump up

Tip top tyres on the rear wheels

Very confident that they will do the job.

I chose these when I bought the car. It was three years old and had a variety of cheap unkown brand tyres. So I went for the tyres that would have come on the car when new. Updated from Primacy 3 to Primacy 4. They are fine in warm dry weather but are nothing like as good in colder wetter conditions, particularly with the torque generated by the electric motor. My other two diesel and petrol cars have Michelin CrossClimates but, as a new EV driver, I was worried about impacting the range. After speaking to many other EV owners on the subject since, I should'nt have been. If I was to replace them again, I would go for the CrossClimates to have more sure-footed performance in the winter.

Purchased to provide safety under high rainfall conditions, they do the job well.