The Nexen N'Fera Primus, ranked eleventh, offers balanced performance with a stronger showing in wet conditions, particularly in braking and lateral hydroplaning resistance. Its dry braking is adequate but ranks lower compared to the leaders. The tire's handling in wet conditions is commendable, though it falls short in achieving top marks, particularly in straight hydroplaning. Noise levels are moderate, and wear indicates a quicker reduction in tread life compared to the best in its class. The tire's value is mid-range, with its pricing being competitive. Fuel consumption is average, aligning with its overall efficiency profile.

The Nexen N Fera Primus exhibited good braking performance and dynamic handling in wet conditions, showcasing its strengths in critical safety aspects. However, its performance in dry braking and handling, along with its significantly lower tread life and economic efficiency, highlight areas needing improvement. The tire's rolling resistance and a hydroplaning capabilities in straight-line scenarios also suggest potential for better optimization to enhance its appeal and performance.

This Nexen tire is good on dry pavement, and it also has a short wet braking distance and high hydroplaning resistance, but there were a few complaints about its handling performance. In addition, its tread life is not the longest one around.

Very high aquaplaning resistance. Good handling response and a short stopping distance on wet pavement. Low price. Prone to understeer on dry pavement. Tangibly reduced tread life. Increased rolling resistance. Satisfactory.