What are the differences between Michelin Primacy LC and Primacy 4?
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The differences between Michelin Primacy LC and Primacy 4 are as follows: 1. Different product specifications: The typical product specification for Michelin Primacy 4 is 215/55R17. The typical product specification for Michelin Primacy LC is 235/55R17. 2. Different speed ratings: The speed rating for Michelin Primacy 4 is V (maximum 240 km/h). The speed rating for Michelin Primacy LC is H (maximum 210 km/h). 3. Different technical features: Michelin Primacy 4's tread pattern adopts a variable pitch block design. Four longitudinal grooves divide the tread pattern into five blocks, with the middle three blocks having the same pattern. All the pattern blocks use a variable pitch design, which can disrupt noise during tire operation, providing noise reduction and noise cancellation effects. Michelin Primacy LC tires use the "Silent Rib" technology, which, compared to the already effective noise reduction of the Energy MXV8, can effectively reduce tire noise by up to one decibel. Additionally, it can reduce interference to human ears.