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205/60 R16 Michelin e.Primacy variants
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Michelin e.Primacy is a summer tyre made in total of 111 sizes, ranging from R15 to R15 - this particular dimension is R16, which means it fits to a 16 inch/406.4mm diameter wheel. 205/60 R16 is 40mm wider than the narrowest dimension (165) and 20mm narrower than the widest one (225). This tyre profile of 60 means the sidewall height of the tyre is 60% of the tyre width (205mm), which results in 123mm sidewall height. In 205/60 R16, there are 3 possible speed indexes for Michelin e.Primacy - "H","V","W", which are good for speeds up to 210, 240, 270 km/h. In 205/60 R16, e.Primacy usually competes against Primacy 4, which is a tyre from Michelin with a rating of 77%, compared to 71% of the Michelin in question.
205/60 R16 92 H
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205/60 R16 92 V
205/60 R16 96 H
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205/60 R16 96 W
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Michelin e.Primacy is made in 111 sizes, starting from 165/65 R15 up to 225/45 R21.
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Michelin e.Primacy in tyre tests
Relevant tyre tests in same or similiar dimension (205/60 R16)
motor Summer tyre test 2025 205/55 R16
recommended
Ranked #3 of 7
The Michelin e.Primacy secured a commendable 3rd place among 7 competitors, earning a final rating of 'Recommended.' The tyre demonstrated exceptional performance in areas such as comfort, dry braking, exterior noise, and particularly rolling resistance, where it outperformed its peers with remarkable results. Although it showed average capabilities on wet surfaces, the tyre excelled on dry asphalt, proving to be a reliable and efficient option offering a decent level of safety and fuel economy.
recommended
Ranked #3 of 7
The Michelin e.Primacy secured a commendable 3rd place among 7 competitors, earning a final rating of 'Recommended.' The tyre demonstrated exceptional performance in areas such as comfort, dry braking, exterior noise, and particularly rolling resistance, where it outperformed its peers with remarkable results. Although it showed average capabilities on wet surfaces, the tyre excelled on dry asphalt, proving to be a reliable and efficient option offering a decent level of safety and fuel economy.
| Name | Points total | Wet | Dry | ||||
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| Best values in test | 206,7 | 82,5 | 93,3 | ||||
| Michelin e.Primacy | 204,0 | 95,7 | 98,3 | ||||
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ADAC Summer tyre test 2023 205/55 R16
sufficient
Ranked #38 of 50
Securing a rank of 38 out of 50 competitors, the Michelin e.Primacy was evaluated with a final rating of 'Sufficient'. Despite showcasing an exceptional environmental footprint, marked by best-in-class sustainability, unparalleled longevity, minimal wear, and being the lightest and most fuel-efficient tyre in its category, it faced criticisms for its performance. Its balance was questioned, especially highlighting its shortcomings on dry and particularly wet roads, which led to a downgrade. On dry surfaces, the tyre provided satisfactory feedback to the driver and the handling at the limit was also deemed satisfactory. It managed to score well in terms of braking distance on dry roads. However, its overall dry performance did not surpass a satisfactory outcome. The tyre exhibited significant weaknesses on wet roads, with its performance in braking, aquaplaning resistance, and handling being rated as just sufficient. Its inability to effectively combine longitudinal and lateral forces resulted in a vague and challenging control in critical situations, culminating in a sufficient rating for its wet performance. Notwithstanding its limitations in handling and safety, the Michelin e.Primacy set a high standard in environmental performance by offering remarkable durability, the least tyre wear, and outstanding efficiency in terms of fuel consumption and tyre weight. This made it a benchmark for sustainability in the test, narrowly missing a good rating in this aspect.
sufficient
Ranked #38 of 50
Securing a rank of 38 out of 50 competitors, the Michelin e.Primacy was evaluated with a final rating of 'Sufficient'. Despite showcasing an exceptional environmental footprint, marked by best-in-class sustainability, unparalleled longevity, minimal wear, and being the lightest and most fuel-efficient tyre in its category, it faced criticisms for its performance. Its balance was questioned, especially highlighting its shortcomings on dry and particularly wet roads, which led to a downgrade. On dry surfaces, the tyre provided satisfactory feedback to the driver and the handling at the limit was also deemed satisfactory. It managed to score well in terms of braking distance on dry roads. However, its overall dry performance did not surpass a satisfactory outcome. The tyre exhibited significant weaknesses on wet roads, with its performance in braking, aquaplaning resistance, and handling being rated as just sufficient. Its inability to effectively combine longitudinal and lateral forces resulted in a vague and challenging control in critical situations, culminating in a sufficient rating for its wet performance. Notwithstanding its limitations in handling and safety, the Michelin e.Primacy set a high standard in environmental performance by offering remarkable durability, the least tyre wear, and outstanding efficiency in terms of fuel consumption and tyre weight. This made it a benchmark for sustainability in the test, narrowly missing a good rating in this aspect.
| Name | Enviromental impact | Driving safety | |||||
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| Best values in test | 1,3 | 1,8 | |||||
| Michelin e.Primacy | 1,3 | 3,9 | |||||
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