Tires MICHELIN or GENERAL TIRE

Replaced with Michelin cross climate because I love love the tread, and we’ve now had the rainiest year on record out here.

Around 60k swapped mine for Michelin Cross Climate 2's

I am in the snow a bunch in the winter and these are one of the best all weather/all season tires.

My hybrid came with the factory Michelin primacy tires and they are lasting forever, I’m sure I’m well over 90k km and they still work great.

If I didn’t go with the Falkens I’d have went with Michelin Defenders. A co-worker just got them and loves them on his ‘23 Venza. He changed his OEM tires at 47,000 miles

Dunlap tires are crap tires. If you live in the US and depending on where you live, a great all weather tire to get is Michelin Defenders.

I had Michelin before

The General tires on my IONIQ5 are silent on dry road and delivers just as good in général comparing Michelin or Toyo which I had on my car previously

I've been running PS4S on my 6mt Mk8 GTI and have been pretty happy. Great balance of road/ rain performance and comfort, but still enough grip to have fun.

I ran general gmax rs for a full season, 9 events and 6 runs a event. They did well and still got 35000 miles out of them.

I will say after installing diff and subframe bushings, there is a marked difference in cold weather performance on these tires. The car likes to step out a lot more readily. With stock bushings, the difference shouldn't be that exaggerated, but there is a difference in performance on cold Pilots.

Just, my experience, but the x tours were the worst Michelins I've ever owned. Each tire had at least one flat, some tires had two flats in less than 2 years. My advice obviously is to pay more for the Defender series.