Tires MICHELIN or Continental

I was taken aback by their behavior in snow. I had impeccable traction in snow this weekend. I was thinking about replacing my Michelin's with Cooper AT3 4s's because I do some medium off roading but I think I'm gonna hold on to the Michelin's for now.

Put these in my 2018 GX last month. Silky smooth on the highway and great on snow.

I love them as well. Best tires I've had overall. Last year and the year before I took them in unplowed 5 inches of snow and it was stable up to about 40mph. Never slipped or gave any hint of less than total control. Brilliant in rain and resisting aquaplaning and smooth and quiet in the dry.

Had a set of LTX AT2 tires go nearly 70k on a pickup. Put them on my last GX and will put some on my black line whenever the time comes. Great tires.

I only have positive things to say about these tires. I have 40k miles on mine and plenty of tread left

Best tires for the GX IMO. Smooth and silky on the highway and very capable off-road. In rain and snow, they hold their own.

I just got these for my ‘22 GX as well and am extremely impressed. It was good in the snow with the stock tires that came on it, but these have really taken it up a notch.

These are great tires. Now michelin milking it on the price though. They are almost twice the price of average tires. But not twice as good.

I had my PS AS4 on during first snow of the season and the braking distance was noticeably worse than my Blizzaks. They should be fine for 2-3 light snow days being M+S rated. Fantastic in summer and leagues above Alenza RFT in terms of both dry and wet grip.

I got these at Costco and my mileage has dropped by 20% - from 234 wh/mi to 272 wh/mi