Tires MICHELIN or Firestone

Every vehicle I've owned, the OEM tires were usually noisy. Michelin makes some very quiet and good quality tires.

OP get the Michelin cross climate 2 they are on my wife’s fwd sedan and they are fantastic year round.

Nos últimos 5 anos, só coloquei Michelin Primacy (3, 4 e 4+) nos carros. A segurança que esses pneus passam é coisa de outro mundo, fora que mantém as propriedades mesmo depois de bastante rodado.

I have a 2009 Nissan versa (fwd) that I've driven through all kinds of Canadian winter weather. With Michelin winter tires it handles just fine.

I drove my dads SUV 4.5hrs last night on the terrible roads. Brand new Michelin tires helped a ton.

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 southern Ontario in Canada and after one winter of driving around mainly in the city I decided that they weren\u2019t enough especially when going up any sort of incline with snow on the ground. I recently got a set of Michelin Ice-X tires and it makes a world of a difference. In the end if there\u2019s anything more than a light dusting on the ground dedicated winters is the way to go. Also for context I drive a FWD Volvo V50. All in all they are great but as someone else said. Jack of all trades, master of none.

I have them on my old Toyota. Worst tires i ever had. 4 years old, 45000 kms (28000 miles) and sides looks like on 10 yrs old tires. Barelly 4 mm threads. Etc.