Michelin Tires® Reviews

I’m not new to all-season MS tires. Over the years of my driving experience, I have tried different budget-friendly and expensive models from different brands. These Michelins are my favorite to date. I’m really impressed with their performance in both snow and rain. Dry performance is also good. Just what you need for Minnesota’s climate unless you want to change your tires twice a year. If they last at least 50K miles, I’ll be buying them again.

These look great on my High Country and give me a very smooth and quiet ride like I’m in a car. They work great in rain. Not tried them in snow or ice. However, their tread pattern design looks promising.

GM needs to stop putting Goodyears on their zl1 and zl1 1le and just go for the best tire on the market for these car. My zl1 1le comes from the factory with Goodyear track tires. The tires are not for the cold or rain, I know that. I bought my car to drive it everyday and some days I would get caught in the rain and truth be told it was scary. I put 1000 miles on the Goodyears and I just couldn't take it anymore. I bought a set of the 4s and I love them. Driving in the rain is no problem and the car grips better on the street now.

I purchased this tire for a 2006 Honda Civic (4 door Sedan) Hybrid after reading the consumer Reports review. I’m very satisfied with the purchase. This Michelin tire rates highly for long lasting wear and a very good balance of all-season performance. Pro’s: The tire has 85,000 miles tread life with impressive levels of grip, handling, hydroplaning resistance, and is a quiet riding tire. Cons: None

Good riding tires, but I already knew that. I`ve ran nothing, but Michelin on all of my vehicles for many years.

I've had the Pilot Sport A/S 3 for three weeks now. They replaced Hankook Ventus V12's and I find them to be an improvement in most areas. The grip is very good in the dry and impressive in the wet. They are pretty quiet too. The sidewalls are quite a bit firmer than the Hankooks, which helps in the handling department but bumps can be felt a bit more. I am very pleased with them.

The Primarcy's MXM4 are excellent. I'm on my 2nd year with a set (maybe 20K miles so far). I've used them for autocross and regular driving, which is a combo of Interstate and secondary roads. They donor very well, have a nice stopping response, and aren't noisy. I think I made a great choice.