NOT A PAID VIDEO. This video reviews Michelin Premier A/S (All Season) tires after 45,000 miles (75,000 km) of use on my car especially the tread depth and traction Vs brand new Tires.
TIRE: Michelin Premier A/S
SIZE: 205 / 65 / 16
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I've used many tires on my family vehicles and the best so far was Michelin Primacy MXV4 which I used on Acura TL. Loved that tire, its traction, quiet comfortable ride and overall performance. This new Primacy Premier A/S tire takes it a step further that its tread stays on and tire retains traction even when the tread it down to 2/32nd! Michelin made tread in a way that new tread lines appear when original ones have diminished.
The only bad thing.. .the tread wears out at 45,000 miles even when tire is rated for 60,000 miles. That's a 25% loss of tread :( But... there is a solution. Some tire retailers offer credit for the mileage you didn't get out of the tire. It works like this: Example: If you got 45K miles (or 15K less than what the tire is rated for) this means you got 25% less mileage. If the new tire is now $160 then ask for 25% off = $40 off each tire!. Totals $160 off is in addition to any other new tire promo.
I got a set of 4 new tires and $43 a tire credit per tire :) Talk to your tire retailer and haggle on the credit they offer. Good luck.
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