Tires MICHELIN or DUNLOP

They were nice but I would've loved the ability to change back to the unbranded tires as an option because they clashed with so many liveries that had other tire brands on them. At least with the unbranded tire you could pretend it was said tire but you can't do that when the brand is forced on it. Although I liked it nonetheless.

WAYYY better than the factory tires as well. night and day. no more hydroplaning, no more snow issues

I had two sets of Dunlop Sport on my C class in the past, my opinion are that they are good quality/price ratio but not top tier. I would personally consider getting Dunlop in the future.

Reliable as hell, I found one negative but it's mostly my opinion. The tires are great but I believe it can be excellent. I wanted to swap out the tires with Michelen Cross Climate 2 tires for crazy grip in rain.

Defender2 hands-down. Michelin reports an honest UTQG. Those tires will last.

Michellines are much better tires in general. I've had great experiences with them vs. Goodyear and Firestone.

I bought a set of Sportsmart mk3 last year on my mt09, and I have to say, It's the best choice I've made. The rear is now done after 15k kms, and I ride quite aggressive, power wheelies, fast twisties. I didn't expect it to last this long.

Michelins are cheaper to run because overall they last longer both in mileage and cracking. $ per mile much cheaper.

That’s why less than a month after getting mine I ditched all those crappy Conti’s for a set of Michelin PS4 AS. Same tires I have on my Corvette. No blow outs but I did find when I got my car home after purchasing it one Conti had a bulge in it the dealership completely missed during the CPO inspection

I moved to aftermarket wheels and changed tires and have seen a fairly significant drop in efficiency. I'm in a 23 Lariat and with the following modifications I see a about 1.7 mi/kwh now.