Bro, ur size is for SUV not passenger car tires.
Please go into michelin website and check the available model.
This tread is about Primacy 4, not SUV or PS4 SUV.
Besides that different area/location, shop also got different price.
Please check the official distributor also from the website and confirm with them.

https://www.michelin.com.my/auto/browse-tyr...225/65/17/102/H

https://www.kbb.com/car-advice/electric-veh...e%20tire%20shop.

"Ordinary tires on an EV negatively impact handling, wear out faster, and can very well pose a safety issue. Any tire on an EV needs to be replaced more frequently than tires on a gas car. Spending more on special tires for EVs that last longer is worth the extra cost at the tire shop."

If you want to upgrade, better ask for dedicated EV tires not normal road tires from respective brands (Example if for Michelin should be e.Primacy or Pilot Sport EV range). Be prepare to pay premium price, there are no shortcuts or real savings for EV now due to the technology is still new, from tires to spare parts that need to repair/replace will cost higher compare to normal ICE cars until it is more mature or widely used.


This post has been edited by littlefire: Jun 26 2023, 09:39 AM

Maxxis Vitra IPro is not yet consider as UHP, is one level lower under high Performance tire.

https://www.tyrereviews.com/Tyre/Maxxis/MA-...Victra-iPro.htm

https://www.liveabout.com/tire-performance-...plained-3234419

Traction on tires is not for performance rated but more towards wet braking/skid performance on straight. Go research on how they rate the grades under UTQG (Uniform Tire Quality Grading)
FYI, latest Michelin PS5 Traction rating only single A (PS4 still got AA) but still listed under UHP or Max Performance range tires.

Previously there is a grading why certain tires are listed in those category after evaluating like Wet/Dry cornering, braking, rolling resistant, wear, speed ratings, value etc. If not mistaken iPro weakness is due to high wear, it fell short and it is also very old model (if not mistaken available since 2010) thus they sell it at a value to contra the weakness.

Nop, no more consider a good deal/value unless you die die want Michelin.

https://www.tyrereviews.com/Search/Size/215...7/Season/Summer

If i were you, i will go ask for other better alternatives like Hankook VP4, Bridgestone, Goodyear & even Falken tires for comparison before decide.

Treadwear is not a true indicator, a lot of factors from manufacturer control/reference tire for treadwear comparison and also driver driving attitude, road condition, etc factors.

https://www.hankooktire.com/mea/en/tire/ven...rime4-k135.html
The treadwear ratings can be found in their website is around 340, need open the tire size and check.

then what do you think the e word is for? If you can ask here, why not go into michelin website and check what the model for?

https://www.michelin.co.uk/auto/tyres/michelin-e-primacy