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  • B
    Fuel Efficiency
    Fuel Efficiency / Rolling Resistance: B

    How much fuel the tyre uses as it rolls. Graded A to E, where A is the most efficient and E the least.

  • A
    Wet Grip
    Wet Grip / Braking Performance: A

    How well the tyre stops in the wet. Graded A to E, where A is the shortest stopping distance. Each grade is worth roughly 3 metres, about a car length.

  • B70 dB
    External Noise
    Noise Emission / Exterior Noise: B (70 dB)

    How loud the tyre is from outside the car, measured in decibels. Graded A to C, where A is the quietest.

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Michelin Primacy 5 215/50R17 95W XL

5.0/5
(4 reviews)
Wet Grip Excellence
  • Tick Icon Car
    Car tyre:

    Designed for cars, rather than vans, 4x4s or commercial vehicles.

  • Tick Icon Reinforced (XL)
    Extra Load or Reinforced tyres:

    A stronger sidewall lets this tyre carry more weight than a standard tyre of the same size. Marked XL on the sidewall.

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£16592
  • Fitted at a local tyre centre
  • Wheel balancing included
  • New valve & disposal included
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Product description & features

The Primacy 5 is a summer tyre from Michelin that uses EverGrip Technologies to maintain performance for short stopping distances in the rain, even as the tyre wears. The Primacy 5 also uses an improved design for its grooves that are parallel to the direction of travel. They are 2.4mm wider than the grooves on the Primacy 4+, allowing even more space to redirect water. Michelin even designed a new rubber compound to maintain performance in the rain throughout the life of the tyre. The design of the tread helps the tyre wear evenly.

With the introduction of the Primacy 5, Michelin retires the Primacy 4+. The Primacy 5 will give drivers even more distance, up to 18% more, on the same set of tyres. The Primacy 5 will also perform even better in the rain with stopping distances up to 4% shorter when new, and 6% when worn. The Primacy 5 is available with XL construction that Michelin reinforces to help it carry heavier loads. All of the variants, including the reinforced XL, of the Michelin Primacy 5, are for sale at Tyres.co.uk.

Highlights

  • Wider water-clearing grooves
  • Even tread wear design
  • New rain-performance rubber compound

Michelin Primacy 5 Statistics

Dry Grip
 
 86%
Wet Grip
 
 87%
Road Feedback
 
 78%
Handling
 
 77%
Wear
 
 88%
Comfort
 
 92%
The above scores combine independent tests and owner reviews, weighted by Tyre Reviews for consistency and reliability.

Michelin Primacy 5 215/50R17 95W XL Tyre Reviews

There are 4 reviews of the Michelin Primacy 5 215/50R17 95W XL
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Car make: Citroen
Car model: C4 Cactus
By: Ailbhe O.
Tyre review for Michelin Primacy 5 215/50R17 95W XL
Way better than the original tyres. More comfortable and better grip. Ideal for my MG4 EV.
Car make: Citroen
Car model: C4 Picasso
By: Junaid Lee
Tyre review for Michelin Primacy 5 215/50R17 95W XL
I have been using Michelin tyres on all my cars for over 50 years and during that time, they have never let me down in terms of performance and durability. When I purchased my new electric vehicle, I noticed that there was a lot of road noise. However, after I replaced the old tyres with new Michelin ones, the road noise decreased significantly.
Car make: Citroen
Car model: C4 SpaceTourer
By: Aiden Rowan
Tyre review for Michelin Primacy 5 215/50R17 95W XL
Plenty of confidence, especially in wet conditions.
Car make: Citroen
Car model: Grand C4 Picasso
By: Olamide Roussel
Tyre review for Michelin Primacy 5 215/50R17 95W XL
Good work. My former set of tyres also were Michelin Primacy, however, they were made in China. For some reason these seem quieter and provide a better sense of assurance. Regardless of whether it's due to differing rubber, a deeper tread, or is simply my perception, I really can't tell.