Michelin Primacy? Well, they're a good quality tire but also a pretty notorious low-grip, no-season tire. I guess the question is where DO you push your car?
The rubbing on the front/bottom corner of the wheel arch when turning is a common problem but folks have found specs that work.
It's a damn headache to be honest.
If you look at Michelin all seasons, I agree they are not for handling. Now if you move up to a Michelin max performance summer they are very good. But if you want max stick go with there Cup tire. They are very sticky very soft and shot tire life but dam they stick. One down fall with the cup tires is they are only 130 wear rated so not legal for SCCA Cam class doing autocross.
07 Porsche C2 997.1 6spd DD and SCCA Solo II SS 68 Plymouth GTX Convert. 493cu Hotkiss Wilwood Classic air, Building for Solo II Cam 65 Chrysler 300 Convert. project 57 Desoto 2dr. Firesweep 392 Hemi,Wilwood Project with son 2003 Dodge Dakota R/T "DEAD"
