Tires MICHELIN or BRIDGESTONE

MICHELIN Tires

Run flats suck if you care about performance but if you absolutely have to have them and want an all season tire the Michelin pilot 4 all seasons are decent.

Pros: decent all season tire
Cons: suck if care performance
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MICHELIN Tires

Lately I really like the Michelin XIce series. I'm on my third set of these between me and my wife, and they're great for our typical winters. Awesome on ice, really good on wet roads, great handling and mileage on dry roads, and still better in deep snow than any all-season.

Pros: awesome on ice, great handling
Cons: not great on dry/wet roads
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BRIDGESTONE Tires

Everyone has their own favorite brand. I've only ever driven Honda cars and over the years I've had General Altimax Arctic, Michelin X-ice, and Bridgestone Blizzak. Of those my favorite are the Blizzak, but the difference between the brands are not that big.

Pros: favorite are the Blizzak
Cons: difference not that big
Vehicle: Honda
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MICHELIN Tires

I got the defenders for the 21" wheels 4k miles ago. I am currently at 2.31 mi/kWh and climbing. Pretty similar to the original Pirelli tires.

Pros: efficiency climbing
Cons: similar to original tires
Mileage: 6437 km
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BRIDGESTONE Tires

Just before the weekend one of my summer tires punctured. Replaced all four wheels with winter tires, but a closer look at these *two year old tires* has me wondering: How come these Bridgestones are already so worn down?

Cons: worn down quickly
Vehicle: Nissan Leaf
Mileage: 35000 km
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