Comparison Michelin PRIMACY 4 vs Michelin PRIMACY 5
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Wetwhat it consists of Wet (3)
Drywhat it consists of Dry (2)
Economywhat it consists of Economy (2)
Noise and comfortwhat it consists of Noise and comfort (2)
Reinforced profile
OE
Rim protectionTechnologies
Highlighted in green — this tyre has these in addition to the others; grey ones are shared by all.
Reinforced profile OE Reinforced profile Rim protection Tyre profiles
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Discipline comparison
A higher number and a longer line always mean a better tyre — also for noise (quieter), consumption (more efficient) and wear (lasts longer). PTI compared with all summer tyres · rank in size 235/45 R18 among 69 available
Wet
Michelin PRIMACY 5 is the best.
wet braking
Aquaplaning
wet handling
A high percentile in one subcategory and a low one in another gives an average value — here you can see which one determined it.
Dry
Michelin PRIMACY 4 is the best.
dry braking
dry handling
A high percentile in one subcategory and a low one in another gives an average value — here you can see which one determined it.
Economy
Michelin PRIMACY 4 is the best.
efficiency (rolling resistance and consumption)
durability (wear and abrasion)
A high percentile in one subcategory and a low one in another gives an average value — here you can see which one determined it.
Noise and comfort
Michelin PRIMACY 5 is the best.
quietness (measured and subjective noise)
ride comfort
A high percentile in one subcategory and a low one in another gives an average value — here you can see which one determined it.