Tires MICHELIN or DUNLOP

Looking for QUIET comfortable tire with excellent all weather performance. Tread life not a concern.

Primacy has excellent ratings. Defender rated slightly below but has longer tread life.

Past noisy experience with noisy V tread designs (Bridgestone & Goodyear) discounts CrossClimate.

Alpin 5s are great snow tires

Michelin Pilot Alpin 5 is the way to go. In my country they have been tested and one of the best tires. They can have high mileage before you will have to replace them.

I live in northern Vermont with a 2021 RWD Standard Range +. I take the car skiing almost every weekend. I never have issues. It does much better than any front wheel car I’ve ever owned.

Estava com 2 Pirelli de 2018 na frente e 2 Michelin pilot sport 5 atrás, agora finalmente estou aposentado os Pirelli e deixando tudo Michelin.

I stick with the Michelin Pilot series.

Great all around and last a long time.

Great mpg.

Michelin Pilot Street 2 at ~10k now. Rear is close to getting replaced but there's still some life left. Sunny or stormy, I lean it just the same and I've never felt it losing grip. No problem going over potholes at Quirino.

Michelin X are the best winter tires I’ve owned.

Michelin PA4s are better for dry, wet and a little ice. They are not so good in snow. I had them on my Golf R. Although I never got stuck, they don't inspire confidence in snow.

My 23’ came with some cheap o’ Dunlops, I’m a little over 10k and they are worn severely unevenly. I plan on replacing them with Costco Michelin defender, or what ever their version is called.