The Michelin Primacy LC is a Premium Touring Summer tyre designed to be fitted to Passenger Cars.
The quick answer
Owners say75%from 12 owner reviews75% would buy againRead the reviews
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Built from every independent test result and vetted owner review we hold for this tyre - the evidence is all further down the page. Data updated January 2022.
How comfortable and quiet are the Michelin Primacy LC?
Owners rate the Michelin Primacy LC 8.8 out of 10 for comfort and noise across 9 reviews.
How well do the Michelin Primacy LC wear, according to owners?
Owners rate the Michelin Primacy LC 7.3 out of 10 for wear across 9 reviews. 5 of those reviews come from owners past 10,000 miles, and the typical review covers 21,000 miles.
Would owners buy the Michelin Primacy LC again?
75% of owners say they would buy the Michelin Primacy LC again, based on the 12 owner reviews that answered the question. 42% of them gave it the highest possible answer.
Just bought Michelin primacy LC why the letters review is from 2014 and what that means I pay premium price. I can't find any label score. I wonder if they safe. Show moreJust bought Michelin primacy LC why the letters review is from 2014 and what that means I pay premium price. I can't find any label score. I wonder if they safe. If someone could give me some advice thank you Show less
November 21, 2017
Check the DOT code on the tyre to see when they were made. If they were sold in the EU recently they would have legally needed to have a label score attached to the tyre. The DOT code is a 4 number code representing the week and year the tyre was made, eg 0917 is week 9 of 2017.
Across 12 owner ratings the Michelin Primacy LC averages 75%. Owners rate Comfort highest at 8.8 out of 10 and Road Feedback lowest at 6.7. 5 of those reviews come from owners past 10,000 miles. 67% of owners score it 70% or better.
Owner ratings averaged from 12 ratings
Owner score75%
Comfort88%
Dry Grip82%
Wet Grip79%
Wear73%
Handling68%
Road Feedback67%
Featured reviews
Most helpful 99%
“I have used Michelin Primacy LC for the entire duration I had my previous car and that was 6 years. 57,000 Kms on 4 tyres with still a lot of life left, at least 5k more. Wet grip was exhilarating and so was dry grip...”
“These tyres seem to have very little cushioning giving a brittle ride. Quiet on smooth roads but very noisy on coarse roads. Good steering response but poor steering feel. At the limit they break away violently. Grip in...”
“The large (12 year old) station wagon I put these on changed the drive considerably. The car has done 310000 Km, so it has seen a number of different tyres. These Michelin's instantly made the road noise almost...”
I have used Michelin Primacy LC for the entire duration I had my previous car and that was 6 years. 57,000 Kms on 4 tyres with still a lot of life left, at least 5k more. Wet grip was exhilarating and so was dry grip. traction , ride quality , comfort was top class. Rolling resistance was minimal hence mileage was better too. And I drove over lot of bad roads and big potholes albeit carefully and never ever had any side wall issues. Just kept the tyre pressure checked routinely and thats all. Will I buy again, surely. The new four shoes wear bought the day I bought the 1500 Kg diesel car, and when I sold the car, it still had those 4 shoes on
great tires if you aren't paying a premium price had them on Holden wagon only got 30k then fell to bits within 2k all of them replaced $1300 should have got 60k
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I'm using this tyre on a stock Ford Focus MK3 Hatchback, the sidewall tend to be soft, and at many instance a fast uneven corner maneuver feel wobbling.
The +ve is that this tyre is very quiet and has lower rolling resistance, grip both wet and dry were fine as well.
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The large (12 year old) station wagon I put these on changed the drive considerably. The car has done 310000 Km, so it has seen a number of different tyres. These Michelin's instantly made the road noise almost disappear, so much so, my wife (who has no interest in tires) commented 'the car is now as quiet as mine'. Believe me, that is a huge complement.
As for the ride, it makes the car feel much more expensive to drive. Meaning, it has a smoother ride. The car doesn't get driven hard, so I can't comment how the tires would preform on a performance car, but these tires are not designed for high performance. The grip in dry and wet has been excellent for normal driving. Again, if you are in the market for a high performance tire, buy a high performance tire. If your after a luxury touring tire (a tire for a family car) which is super quiet, very comfortable and a pleasure to drive on, this is worth every cent.
So far 50000 km and about 40% tread left (about 50% city, 50% highway driving), driving 'normally'.
I'm going to put these on my wife's car as soon as the Goodyear's need replacing.
Great tires,but stay away from this if you are driving in roads with lot of potholes as side walls are week, also increases the body roll by a bit,may not be good for car which has high stance already.
This can also damage the Alloy wheels due to it's oft nature.
Michelin are the bench mark, nothing else come close.
Yes they are expensive but you get what you pay for, small price to pay for your families safely while driving.
I doubled the value of my 12 yr old commodore when I put these eon 3 years ago but well worth the premium cost.
These tyres seem to have very little cushioning giving a brittle ride. Quiet on smooth roads but very noisy on coarse roads. Good steering response but poor steering feel. At the limit they break away violently. Grip in wet and dry is only average. Lots of body roll. Marketed as a premium tyre but drives like a budget tyre.
