Primacy 4 TYRE REVIEW

Performing well.Much better grip.

Brilliant wet weather grip but can struggle when pushed in the dry, ( I do the odd track day ) but for general road use perfect

Excellent grip, very slightly softer than previous Dunlop Sport Maxx so slightly smoother ride when touring and a bit quieter. Being less stiff there is maybe very slightly less feedback / precision when driving, but to be honest this is irrelevant in normal driving but might be important if you fancy yourself on the track..although I had these same tyres on my BRZ and threw it around with no problems at all.

They dont spin in the wet Old ones were so bad with the instant torque Also less road noise Also more miles per kwh. Went from 3.7 to 4

Very good replaced the original tyres on the car

Good grip in both wet and dry.

They are great both in the wet and dry and compared to our last set of tyres we now hear hardly any road noise and they really are one of the best tyres we’ve ever bought.

As good as expected for Michelins

The grip is very good in different weather conditions.Braking feels secured.For a tyre rated as 68db they're noisy.

While the old tyres were at the back, I did not really realise any problem with them. They had decent thread depth left, but they were unevenly worn on the sides and also had cracks on the tyre wall. Following the replacement tyres fitted, I immediately noticed that how quieter they were. As for the driving performance, the car feels very stable in corners, despite its MPV style. I have driven few hundred miles on European motorways while raining. I could drive the car constantly around 80 mph while changing lanes when overtaking. I was always confident about the grip of my tyres. In case of a sudden brake, the car very obediently slowed down without any slippage. From a fuel consumption point of view, I have not experienced and change.