Michelin Primacy SUV Questions & Answers

Hi, check your required load rating first, then cross-check against the Primacy numbers.

Hi, no difference on my end. Loaded on trips out west I can easily get 8.5L/100 sticking to the speed limit and running around 38psi. I achieved this figure with Michelin Latitude, Yokohama Geolander 055 and the current Michelin Primacy 3 SUV. Around town 11.5L all day. On another note, see if there are any software updates from Toyota as I took mine in to have the reverse camera looked over due to a viewing delay on the screen. They told me it was a 'software' update and the camera worked better for about a week but the car was greatly improved, better responsiveness, better gear changes.

We get so little rain here I cant really comment in that regard with this particular tyre, but my last set also Michies were brilliant in all conditions including snow, so I think these new models will be just as good.
I have just done 10,000 on these and they are brilliant for feel, quietness and road holding and performance on gravel roads out west.

I can't comment on the wet weather performance just yet, as it's been so dry lately in SE QLD. They are really quiet tyres though compared with our previous tyres - Michelin Latitude Cross (Lat Cross's are awesome tyre in wet weather), but Michelin are phasing the Cross's out, unfortunately. If you are driving around town Conservatively / Normal / Highway driving, then the Primacy SUV's are great, but if you drive aggressively through the corners, then maybe look at a different set of tyres.