Michelin Primacy 5 vs Kleber Dynaxer HP5 — im Vergleich

“7,000km, Primacy 5 225/55 R17, harsh ride I had to replace 6+ year old Goodyear Efficiencygrip 2 and, after reading quite a bit on options, I decided to try the Primacy 4+ but I couldn't find them in my size without being an XL tire. So, I thought I would then try the Primacy 5 and found them in 97/W spec and...sort of disappointed still after 7,000km My car specs my tire pressures at 36....I tried 35, 34...not really much of a difference. My gf's SUV with 225/65 R16s bridgestone somethings feels smoother. Anyone disappointed with the Michelins like me?”

“Primacy 5 205/55 R16, harsh ride compared to continental premium contact 7. Continental absorbed bumps better, and it sounded better, it was a muffled sound in suspension, Michelin feels like matador I drove before. Also, I'm almost at 10k km done with these Michelin's and I'm already down to 5mm in front. Very disappointed, I got them instead of premium contact 7 ( that I absolutely loved ) because it should last more than continental, but they wear very fast and I got no grip at all.”

“I use Primacy 5 as summer and have tried CC3 as winter (installed in october 2025 and removed in april 2026). I live in northern Italy and have been driving on highways, country roads and city roads, both in dry, rainy and snow conditions, and in Alps last december with ice/snow. The difference in terms of noise and comfort is noticeable (in favor to P5), but CC3 in this matter are way better than average winter tires.”