What is the difference between Michelin Primacy and Latitude?
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Michelin Primacy and Latitude differ in their positioning: Primacy is positioned as high-end comfort, specifically designed for SUV consumers as a comfort-oriented highway tire; Latitude is positioned for sporty handling, designed as a new-generation tire for premium luxury SUVs. Primacy offers excellent wet cornering stability, along with short dry and wet braking distances, featuring a unique tread pattern that effectively blocks tire noise, ensuring a quieter cabin. Latitude provides strong dry grip and wet drainage performance, combining silica with a new-generation elastomer molecule to deliver excellent grip in both dry and wet conditions. It also achieves low rolling resistance and durability, eliminating the need to choose between fuel economy and mileage, while maintaining good fuel efficiency and long tread life.