Tires MICHELIN or Firestone

The CC2s are top dog for a reason.

Ngayon nuung naubos pirelli angel, nag michelin pilot street ako sobrang kapit kahit sa paint ka dumaan, kahit umuulan.

Replace them with Michelin CrossClimate. Google the youtube tire review vids to see how good they are.

I've had two sets of cross climates on my AWD palisade. I love them. Handle northeast ohio winters great and are also great in heavy rains.

I had the CrossClimate on a 2014 Durango AWD in the Chicago area, and they were great at everything that was thrown at them.

I can say from personal experience, CC2's handled really well in snow, ice, heavy rain and tornadoes in an older sorento.

Oui. Les pneus Michelin valent toujours le coup. Ils ont une plus grande durée de vie que d'autres pneus moins cher.

Pneus Michelin sur mon véhicule de tous les jours et 90 000km effectués avec. Ils ne sont même pas encore au témoin mais par contre les flancs commencent à être craquelés donc je vais les changer. En terme de tenue de route sur sec/mouillé rien à redire.

Good years are really nice, Michelin preform well but suck to work on in case you get a nail

I wanted to write this because there are almost no reviews on this tire online. Firestone claims it's a big improvement over the previous generation. Traction is good on wet and dry roads. Slippage prediction is also decent. Road noise is fine. Ride comfort (in terms of feeling the road) is really good. Steering responsiveness is ABYSMAL. It's like driving an aquarium on top of a trampoline. Due to the fact the sidewall seems to be made of marshmallows, it's quite terrifying doing any aggressive driving. Highway driving, making turns specifically, is terrifying. Overall: Do not buy unless it's for rears only, or you're driving a car that is exceptionally light weight. If the steering and body movement responsiveness was fixed, this would be an excellent tire. Sadly the responsiveness is so bad, the tire feels legitimately dangerous.