Name: MICHELIN PRIMACY 4
Brand: MICHELIN
Rating: 4.03 (67 reviews)

43 sizes available for MICHELIN Primacy 4

Width: 215
Aspect Ratio: 50
Rim Size: 18
Load Index: 92
Speed Index: W

Width: 215
Aspect Ratio: 55
Rim Size: 18
Load Index: 99
Speed Index: V

Width: 215
Aspect Ratio: 55
Rim Size: 18
Load Index: 99
Speed Index: V

Width: 225
Aspect Ratio: 40
Rim Size: 18
Load Index: 92
Speed Index: Y

Width: 225
Aspect Ratio: 45
Rim Size: 18
Load Index: 95
Speed Index: Y

Width: 225
Aspect Ratio: 50
Rim Size: 18
Load Index: 95
Speed Index: V

Width: 225
Aspect Ratio: 50
Rim Size: 18
Load Index: 95
Speed Index: V

Width: 225
Aspect Ratio: 50
Rim Size: 18
Load Index: 99
Speed Index: W

Width: 235
Aspect Ratio: 45
Rim Size: 18
Load Index: 98
Speed Index: W

Width: 235
Aspect Ratio: 45
Rim Size: 18
Load Index: 98
Speed Index: W

Width: 235
Aspect Ratio: 55
Rim Size: 18
Load Index: 100
Speed Index: V

Width: 235
Aspect Ratio: 55
Rim Size: 18
Load Index: 100
Speed Index: W

Width: 245
Aspect Ratio: 40
Rim Size: 18
Load Index: 93
Speed Index: H

Width: 245
Aspect Ratio: 40
Rim Size: 18
Load Index: 97
Speed Index: Y

Width: 245
Aspect Ratio: 45
Rim Size: 18
Load Index: 100
Speed Index: W

Width: 245
Aspect Ratio: 45
Rim Size: 18
Load Index: 100
Speed Index: W

Width: 245
Aspect Ratio: 45
Rim Size: 18
Load Index: 100
Speed Index: Y

Width: 255
Aspect Ratio: 40
Rim Size: 18
Load Index: 99
Speed Index: Y

MICHELIN

primacy 4

0/5

★★★★★

Overall rating based on 0 reviews

Collected By

Sam C

Published on

March 23, 2024

5 /5

Dry grip and braking
Longevity
Wet grip and braking

Review date

June 1, 2024

Originally posted on

www.michelin.com.au

Translate this review

Review for the former Primacy 3 ST (Melbourne Australia). Current mileage is at 65,000 km, tyre age at 7 years, 6 months. Grip in the dry is quite good, grip in the wet has just started to deteriorate, have around 3mm of tread left. Very happy with the comfort in the drive, handling and the low noise (silent drive). The age of these tyres appears to be the factor on the longevity. Looking at replacing them with the Primacy 4 within the next 6 months, as the Primacy 4 have a noticeable better rating in longevity than Primacy 3.

Looking forward to buying Primacy 4

Orenda

December 16, 2023

November 1, 2023

www.michelin.co.uk

testtesttest

test

michail

December 3, 2023

January 1, 2020

60k miles done on a set of 4 and only upgrading due to worn edges at front (misalignment). At this point rears still got over 2mm, but grip isn't good. Looking to upgrade to Primacy 4 .

Tires that last.

Happy customer

November 16, 2023

October 2, 2023

Just replaced my second set of primacy 4 at 29000 miles old set worn down to 3mm still with good grip and economy

97000 mile user

Mastcell

November 15, 2023

May 1, 2021

I had worn out the Primacy 3ST prior to having the Michelin Primacy 4 on my 2006 Honda Accord Euro. Before that, it was Bridgestone Re040 and Potenza S01. Whilst these are all top-tier tyres, an immediate perception of both Michelins (3ST and 4) is the smoothness of the ride and quietness on the road. Braking is sure-footed in the dry and wet. I am no performance nut but the Primary 4 handles extremely well in everyday driving. The Michelins are slightly more expensive but for my tyre size, the difference was really quite minimal and more than offset by the confidence and ownership satisfaction. The 3ST lasted well beyond 6 years (~75,000km) and I am hoping the 4 will perform similarly as it is the newer iteration of that family of the tyre. Good job, Michelin, I am a convert.

MICHELIN PRIMACY 4

Car

Safety made to last.

Excellent wet braking performance to keep you in control^[1][2][3].

#1 for longevity^[4].

Looking forward to buying Primacy 4

test

Tires that last.

97000 mile user

Really good tyres: Mileage, Performance, Comfort, Fuel Economy

Find the perfect tyre

43 sizes available for MICHELIN Primacy 4