Tires MICHELIN or BRIDGESTONE

Bridgestone Turanza Quiettracks. Rock. (A huge improvement vs OEM Michelin Energy Saver A/S tires.) Based on my past experience with this and other Michelin tires, not entirely sold on the Michelin brand.

I put Michelin defender IIs on my 2019. I’m steady at 3.4kwh down from 3.6. But, the huge difference in handling traction and overall feel of the car is amazing. The tires are “EV ready” and rated for 80k miles. 100% recommend them.

The pilot sport all season 4 are a huge upgrade over the stock Bridgestones!

If performance is your thing, go with the Michelin Pilot Sport 4S. Absolutely fantastic rubber with a--in Canada--50k treadwear mileage warranty.

I've been driving all types of vehicles on all types of tires for more than 50 years. The two best value tires I ever owned were Douglas (identical tread and design as my original Pirelli P77's) on an AWD Volkswagon Quantum and a set of Bridgestone Turanzas on a Mitsubishi Diamante (smooth and quiet as driving on glass). Both of these tires gave me over 52,000 miles of excellent service.

I loved the grippiness of Michelin tires. But just know that your gas mileage will probably decrease due to the stickiness...

Michelin tires are generally considered top of the line in almost every category (when speaking about all season performance/road noise).

For better grip Michelin defenders good but expensive and you’ll lose 10% +/- mpg.

The Michelins have a somewhat well-known delamination problem. I got them too from Costco on a Michelin month, and they are definitely a marked improvement over the stock tires in all regards. They're grippier in the dry and wet and quieter.

I gave up and replaced them all at 12K miles after the second blowout. Plus they ride and handle so much better than those shitty Turanzas.