Tires MICHELIN or BFGoodrich

Personally I have Michelin crossclimate+ on my prius (they don't have crossclimate 2 in my size) and love them.

Michelin. Always Michelin.

The only time I've ever hydroplaned was on Goodyears.

I had 35" BFG KO2 AT's on my Tundra. Loved em'. First set got 55K miles. MPG's were 14-16 (if that matters).

I returned them with no problem and bought pilot sport all seasons. They arrived in good shape with mfg date of March this year ????

Yes wildpeaks were highly recommended. I actually just bought cross climate 2s. Handle really well in rain so far.

Replaced original Procontact, got a set of PS ALL-SEASON 4. Improve overall handling and comfort.

I like the Michelin power road tlr ran tubeless because they're what's available right now for me. Honestly all the top tires on that site are good.

My car came with 225/40-18 Bridgestone Potenza RE97AS and they were LOUD. Twice I took the car in to ensure it wasn't the wheel bearings making noise and it was just the tires. I've been really happy with Potenza's in the past but these tires were terrible. I replaced the tires last year with Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 and they transformed the car. They're quiet and they have a better ride at VW's very high 42 psi recommended pressure. The car handles better in every respect too where as before, it always felt like I was fighting the car on twisty roads. They're better in the rain AND they were cheaper than the OEM tires. Very happy with them.

I just paid 849 installed at Costco for the bfgoodrich advantage control the prices are crazy right now I don’t recall ever paying that much and that’s on sale I also have a Honda Accord

All weathers weren't worth it in my case, I'm not hard on my tires at all and I logged 35-45k On the ones I bought last year and they are already at 2/32'nds. I went back to all seasons this year, due to I'd rather get the 80,000km's with the Michelins I bought. Nor did I really notice a difference in traction/handling between All Weathers and All Seasons.