Tires MICHELIN or GENERAL TIRE

On my 2nd set on my f150, Dads been running them for years. Had 2 sets on 2 different of my Wife’s vehicles. We get a lot of snow and rain here in West Michigan and they do amazing in all conditions, there’s not a better tire out there.

I have a set on my grand Cherokee. I absolutely love them, they are great in any weather.

I just bought my second set, my first set lasted 83K miles. I am very pleased with them.

I put the last gen AS3+ on my Chevy bolt that I had for a bit and it made that b a close approximation to a hot hatch, well worth the range hit

I just got the Michelin Primacy Tour A/S for my Honda Accord. 0 road noise and such a soft ride. Michelin tires really are something else

I have the Michelin Pilot sport 5 on my hatchback and I can say that these have incredibly good grip as well! One particular on ramp near where I live can be driven at around 70km/h with regular economy tires, I can do 110 without any understeer

After having these tires for a while. These are some of the best tires ever made. There is so much grip. I can feel the weight transfer between the front and the rear when reducing the throttle slightly in terms of grip is astounding. It feels so comforting to go through that turn with a level of confidence I wouldn't get with other tires.

Honestly? I've got nothing against Pirelli tires, but the Generals are would be my go to here... They are a better quality tires than those specific Pirellis... Ride better, be quieter, last longer...

The Michelin cross climate tire tends to make some noise. If it’s a consistent even sound and all the tires make the same noise, it’s normal.

The sidewall split on one of the Michelin Primacy MXM4 on our 2021 Model 3 at about 12000km (only 7450 miles) so those Michelin Primacy MXM4s are not that great it seems.