Tires MICHELIN or Goodyear

I moved from the continental EV tires to Michelin cross contact and had about a 10% increase in consumption… part due to tires part due to how much better they felt and I pushed more

I have been using Goodyear Vector4Seasons here on my Citroen van year round, no noticeable drop in range, and they have lasted twice the distance to the Michelin Primacy 4 that was on it from new. They are a grippy in the dry, no loss of grip in the wet, and not any more expensive than summer tyres I would otherwise run.

The best of those is Michelin Cross climate.

I always buy my Goodyear Wrangler tires from Walmart. Great tires and an incredible price. I don't know why, but I'm not going to complain.

I have the cross Climates on my 19 Forester. I love them. I can’t wait for snow.

I’ve had lots of brands, good year lasts the longest - longer than Hancook, Michelin and continentals that I’ve had

Joining the rest of folks here to say that it’s worth it to switch to the CC2s. They are superior in every way. Road noise is not an issue in my experience at all.

Not sure why he would suggest an inferior tire. The Cross Climate 2 are an excellent all weather tire

To take your question as face value and recommend an all weather tyre that isn't the WRG5, I would be trying to get the new Goodyear

I have a 2023 Accord Hybrid Sport, it's currently at 19k miles. They found all 4 tires nearly worn out, the tread depth on all 4 is between 5/32 to 4/32 of an inch. I can't believe the shitty quality of tires that Honda has installed. I do drive rough but no way can the tires be this worn out at 19k miles. They use Goodyear Eagle Touring tires and apparently the quality of these is really poor.