Tires MICHELIN or DEXTER

I recently went with Pilot Sport 4 AS and they are better, id say impressively GREAT. From my experience, the PS4 AS handle noticeably better in dry hot weather. Almost so well i wouldnt mind leaving them on year round. Where the DWS06+ fell short was where the PS4 surprised me, dry weather. In the wet, they were similar for me and i didnt notice a big difference. I was doing timed trial runs and my times were always within about 1 second of each other on both sets on a road ive been driving for years. Imo, best of the two is the PS4 AS, but youre paying more for marginally better tire, and thats also subjective.

I went to Michelin Cross Climate 2 on our SUV and love not having to change them seasonally. They are great tires! I wish my other vehicle didn't have newer tires on it! Never again will I be swapping tires when there's a great year round alternative.

They're Michelins, they'll be fine.

Michelin puts a lot of effort into making a really high quality tire.

Im running Michelin Alpin PA4 on my car. Great tire, but $$$.

Michelin City Grip 2 may shark tooth siya so good grip kahit wet, good lonvecity, stable siya and remium quality. yn sidewalls nya medyo matigas and medyo mahal din

I have them on my other car and they’re excellent.

I run 245/40/18 crossclimate 2 on my RS3 as my winter tire in Colorado. Driven through pretty bad blizzard conditions and freeze, they perform outstanding, and of course hold up with the heat during the winter here. They aren’t a performance tire, but they at least hold up better and don’t turn into mush like a winter compound once you get 60f+. They’re also the first all season I ever used that actually perform great in snow, versus barely passable like something like the DWS.

CC2 has better grip all around especially in snow, it just might be more noisy and not last as long.

I've burned through two sets of front ps4s, each set lasted two track days in a Porsche 718 Spyder. These were my first two track weekends ever, so I am a novice (likely overdriving the tires).