Tires MICHELIN or Cooper

MICHELIN Tires

I had these on my 2004 RAV4 and they were pretty good/decent for an all season tire. I was traveling into Boston during a snow shower on the highway, and although I was driving really slow as well, I had decent grip/braking

Pros: decent grip/braking
Vehicle: Toyota
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MICHELIN Tires

If you’re going to pay $892 for Yokos, might as well spend a little more for the Michelin Cross Climate 2 or Michelin Defender 2. If you have minimal/light snow, the Defender2 might be better since their warranty is at 80k vs the CC2 at only 60k.

Pros: warranty is at 80k
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Cooper Tires
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Rating 4.0

I put them on my F150 and I love them. I decided to put them on my CRV too. Looks like my CRV took a hit in terms of fuel economy, but I noticed the tire shop underinflated them. Now that I put the recommended pressure, my range gauge might go down at a slower pace and eventually settle. Funny thing is they perform better than my winter tires in slush.

Pros: perform better in slush
Cons: hit in fuel economy
Vehicle: Ford
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MICHELIN Tires

Had two sets of stock the 21” tires. Wasn’t impressed with wear life at all. Have a bit over 6k on my new Michelins and they barely show any wear. Gen1 R1T quad motor is what they are on.

Pros: low wear
Cons: poor wear life
Mileage: 6000 km
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MICHELIN Tires

I absolutely hate Michelin. The sidewalls are terrible and you start seeing cracks in them way earlier than other brands that are much cheaper.

Cons: terrible sidewalls, cracks
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