Tires MICHELIN or Continental

I found a great deal on PS4S's and figured I'd give them a try instead. Initial impressions are that they significantly enhance steering response and turn-in, with a tradeoff being the ride is definitely busier over small imperfections.

Just put on Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 4 on that sams club deal. So far pretty quiet. Lots of grip in the wet. Softened up the ride witch is weird?

The OEM Dunlops and Falkens are absolutely rubbish and needs to be replaced to get a true sense of ride and handling of the mazda6. I replaced by Dunlops at around 18k miles with Conti DWS 06 and it completely transformed my car.

I’ve driven an AWD crossover with Continental True Contacts in deep heavy snow without issue.

PS4S are worth every cent. You just -feel- like a winner when you get them back from the tireshop and bolt em on.

I’ve had good experiences with the Michelin xice series.

Check out Michelin Cross Climate II as a year-round option. We use them on one of our FWD SUVs.

Continental makes some of the best product in the industry and is very high quality

Michelins are overpriced, Yokohama geolandars are the way to go

I have a Genesis G80 with ProContact tx's on it and they're garbage. I'm on my second set after 3000 miles after MFG warranty. They caused vibrations and failed road force balancing.