Tires MICHELIN or Achilles

I have these on my Porsche for my normal driving. I’ve switched to other brands, but always come back to these. They wear well and give nice grip. They can ride a bit harsh around the city but, the sidewall is pretty small.

Had a bad experience with the original dws so I’ve been Michelin ever since. The pilot sport AS are the best all seasons I’ve ever owned.

I have Michelin Cross Climate 2 on both my midsized sedan Front Driver and our AWD Mazda CX-9 SUV and we are utterly safe and quiet and happy but we're not hitting tracks or corners at 0.8 G. My #1 priority is WET STOPPING. Where I live we get very little snow but they're said to handle it well also. They're quiet and smooth with solid steering feedback. And plenty of dry handling capabilities

Had these on my car and definitely worth the premium. Just switched over to crossclimate2 though bc I moved to a snowier climate and already miss the PSAS4

I have pilot sport 5, my brother has them, my father too, they are a very good tire, but if put dominic toretto mode on they are gone

We bought a set of Michelin WeatherGuard tires at Costco. They are well worth it. We were able to drive in the mountains over ice and snow

I ran the PSAS4 on my Audi Allroad (coming from the factory Continentals) and it made such a difference there's probably nothing else I'd rather run other than to try out the Conti DWS 06+ if it was significantly cheaper. I think the Michelin is just a better tire overall and their specialty tires are basically the leader in the industry.

I like my cc2s for traction in general. Although I have done some stupid shit on the snow with those tires.

The one thing I didn't like was that they were on EVERY car. I have an ADVAN Mitsubishi Evo that looked straight up wrong with Michelin Cup 2 tires on it.

I have a set of Ps4s and am not impressed at all, not with the summer traction, not with the snow grip, not with the wear and I generally like michelin tires.