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Congrats on the upgrade.
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Originally Posted by Sankar
(Post 4016600)
Upgraded Bridgestone B390 205/65/16 to Michelin Primacy SUV 215/65/16. Diameter variance is 1.93% I want the wheel well to look more filled up and also prefer additional sidewall height for the roads i drive on, thus opted for this size. |
Wow, that's a 2.6% higher diameter than even the ZX's 215/55 R17 size. Hows the clearance on full lock?
Never heard of the Primacy SUV before. Grey market? How much was the difference you paid?
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Originally Posted by GTO
(Post 4017530)
Congrats on the upgrade.
Wow, that's a 2.6% higher diameter than even the ZX's 215/55 R17 size. Hows the clearance on full lock? |
No issues on full lock, it clears everything with gap to spare.
ZX's 215/55/17 tyre diameter is smaller than the stock GX or VX which comes with 205/65/16. Compared to stock tyre in my GX the variance is only 1.93%.
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Never heard of the Primacy SUV before. Grey market? How much was the difference you paid?
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I havent heard about these tyres before, hope they serve well keeping in mind the fact that Michelin developed this for asiapacific region. I bought them from a Michelin dealer. Paid 31k after exchange.
I did a Tvm - Blore - Tvm drive this weekend in the van and the drive was awesome. The tyres are really good and offered great road grip with improved braking performance. I cannot comment on wet performance as the conditions were mostly dry during this trip. The tyre noise was very minimal, not enough to be noticed on Innova.
Hello Sankar,
The upgrade looks nice on the Crysta :thumbs up If possible please do share some more pictures from other angles just to get a feel of how the vehicle looks with the wider tyres!!
hi,
Nice upgrade there. What is the rim width of the stock 16 inch alloys?
Just wondering the maximum width of the tyres that can be used.
Thanks
Hello Sankar,
I am swapping tyres on the GX automatic today. I was thinking Michelin latitude.
How are these tyres fairing?
Benny
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Originally Posted by beejay
(Post 4150885)
Hello Sankar,
I am swapping tyres on the GX automatic today. I was thinking Michelin latitude.
How are these tyres fairing?
Benny |
My tyres are Primacy SUV, not latitude and are excellent tyres, you will not be disappointed. As on date have driven 14000Km on these tyres and no complaints. Good ride, road holding, braking, no noise (so far), and no damages so far. Happy with them.
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Originally Posted by Sankar
(Post 4150900)
My tyres are Primacy SUV, not latitude and are excellent tyres, you will not be disappointed. As on date have driven 14000Km on these tyres and no complaints. Good ride, road holding, braking, no noise (so far), and no damages so far. Happy with them. |
Hi,
How are the tyres doing??
I am planning to go for these tyres on my Endeavour in 265/60/R18. I feel that they will be much better than the stock MRF tyres in every aspect except off-roading as michelin as H/T and MRF wanderer are A/T tyres. I wanted to know how the michelin Primacy SUV tyres are faring on potholes, bad roads..etc.
I have used Michelin P3st and xm2 over last 5 years on different vehicles and completely satisfied with them.
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Originally Posted by harsha.muvva
(Post 4215774)
Hi,
How are the tyres doing??
I am planning to go for these tyres on my Endeavour in 265/60/R18. I feel that they will be much better than the stock MRF tyres in every aspect except off-roading as michelin as H/T and MRF wanderer are A/T tyres. I wanted to know how the michelin Primacy SUV tyres are faring on potholes, bad roads..etc.
I have used Michelin P3st and xm2 over last 5 years on different vehicles and completely satisfied with them. |
Tyres are doing great. Rides the same when they were new and right now completed 22300Kms with these on. Bad roads, potholes, no roads, high speeds, no noise - everything its taking in its stride. I have used XM2 before and now with the Primacy also I am a happy Michelin user. I'm now of the belief that with Michelin one can't go wrong, for the next change I might go for Michelin again
Today is the anniversary day for this thread :) . Thanks Sankar, for valuable information on this thread :thumbs up
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Originally Posted by Sankar
(Post 4230162)
Tyres are doing great. Rides the same when they were new and right now completed 22300Kms with these on. Bad roads, potholes, no roads, high speeds, no noise - everything its taking in its stride. I have used XM2 before and now with the Primacy also I am a happy Michelin user. I'm now of the belief that with Michelin one can't go wrong, for the next change I might go for Michelin again |
Hi Sankar,
In 215/65/R16 size, I found only two varieties in Micheline (Primacy SUV and LXT Force). Is there any particular reason for you choosing Primacy? Why not LXT Force?
I want to upgrade the tyres immediately after the delivery, but have a small doubt whether the warranty of the vehicle may get effected (An error in speedometer may also lead to an error in odometer, over a period of time). Even though the error is negligible, the dealerships have a tendency to void warranty for silly things. Anyways, I am inclined towards up-sizing.
Upsized to 17" OE Crysta wheels and bought Michelin Primacy 3ST 225/55/17 tyres to suit them. This brings the tyre wheel circumference closer to the OE spec 205/65/16.
Crysta's 17" wheels are Enkei made and the 16" wheels did not have Enkei branding on it. I couldn't find any recognisable branding on it however it carried ICM and AXG, i don't know if this relates to any manufacturer.
Primacy SUV still have almost 50% tread life left in them. Odo now reads 28xxxKM.
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Originally Posted by vsun
(Post 4234897)
Today is the anniversary day for this thread :) . Thanks Sankar, for valuable information on this thread :thumbs up |
Too bad i didn't see your post in time, but anyways i saw that you have updated in official review thread after upgrading to Primacy SUV. Good choice of tyres! :thumbs up
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Originally Posted by Sankar
(Post 4280474)
Crysta's 17" wheels are Enkei made and the 16" wheels did not have Enkei branding on it. I couldn't find any recognisable branding on it however it carried ICM and AXG |
Sankar, 16" wheels on my 2017 july crysta has enkei branding on inner side of spokes.
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Originally Posted by Vulken Auto
(Post 4280852)
Sankar, 16" wheels on my 2017 july crysta has enkei branding on inner side of spokes. |
In that case let me go home and recheck those 16" alloys. The 17" had Enkei on one of the spokes as you have said.
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Originally Posted by Sankar
(Post 4280880)
In that case let me go home and recheck those 16" alloys. The 17" had Enkei on one of the spokes as you have said. |
I have some pics for your reference. Mine is a touring sport
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