Tires MICHELIN or GOODRIDGE

Got good ride tires for my 370z they held up around 150mph several times no issues or warping but they have horrible traction my car now feels like it has 400hp definitely recommend

Michelin are great tyres and very grippy but wear quickly because they are usually a softer compound than the equivalent in other brands

Bought a new set of Michelin Pilot Sport 4 and couldnt be happier. Great tyres.

Have experiences in Michelin, Bridgestone, and Good Year, the best is still michelin

I had these on my 2004 RAV4 and they were pretty good/decent for an all season tire. I was traveling into Boston during a snow shower on the highway, and although I was driving really slow as well, I had decent grip/braking

If you’re going to pay $892 for Yokos, might as well spend a little more for the Michelin Cross Climate 2 or Michelin Defender 2. If you have minimal/light snow, the Defender2 might be better since their warranty is at 80k vs the CC2 at only 60k.

Michelin Cross Climate 2. Best all season tire you can get with snow performance without getting actual snow tires.

Spent just over $1200 for Crossclimate 2 at Americas tire.

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.

I have this issue with Michelin Defender tires. Brand new set. Rebalanced 4 times at 3 different shops and an alignment and just feel so unsteady on them. Also feel like I notice every imperfection in the road.