Tires MICHELIN or Falken

I live in Michigan and we have gotten ~5-6" that have lingered and drifted over the past 10ish days. I haven't had a single issue or even a scare with Michelin Cross Climate 2's (all season and not even a winter tire). It's hard to describe but I thought our driveway would be my most challenging area. It's gravel and I have to make a slightly uphill and tight u-turn while backing out of my garage to use the turn around. It made light work of it and actually pushed some snow as I was making my way down to the road. It's been great for me.

I'm in New England and got Michelin CrossClimate 2's for the winter (PS4S in the summer). They're fantastic! I also considered getting Blizzaks, but 90% of my winter driving ends up being on cold, wet roads, and the CC2 are superior for that.

Put LTXs on my 2015 460 and never looked back. Once got 90,000 on a Ranger truck with those tires

Had these on my 2018. When my 2023's OEM's go out, I'm going back to these for sure. They are great.

I put these on as soon as I got my 21, they are fantastic all around, super quiet and smooth. Very high confidence in rain and snow. Love em!

I just decided to go with a full set of Michelins. Did my first drive in the snow yesterday (OH). I'm impressed too.

These tires are amazing in all conditions and are comfortable and quiet. Michelin has always been one of the best brands for performance.

Superb tired. Only tires I put on my GXs

I’m using Falken Azenis. I was planning on Michelin pilot sports, but tariffs added almost $200 per tire so I went with Falkens from the stock Pirelli P Zeros.

What I’ve noticed:

Steering feel is noticeably worse. I noticed instantly. Honestly that doesn’t matter with a muscle car, but I liked the direct feel and confidence of the pirellis.

However, the new ride is nicer. Ride is slightly more comfortable, which for a daily driver is a valid trade off. Ride went from 4/10 to a 5/10 in comfort.

If the Pirellis grip at normal temperatures is an 8/10 the falkens are maybe 6.9/10. I’ve only had them for 200 miles so far though.

My pirellis needed to be replaced after 8k miles on the street. The falkens should last 30-40k miles. Oh and the pirellis turned in to glass below 50 Fahrenheit since they’re summer tires. I’m definitely going to try Michelins next, no matter the price, but I’m not upset at cheaping out ($320 a tire) this time.

Mine were doing that within a year. Michelins are a bit infamous for getting shallow cracks all over the place.