Tires MICHELIN or Goodyear

My pilot all season 4 tires have a 540 treadwear and I got about 20k on the rears.

I just swapped my original Conti's out for Michelin Pilot Sport AS4's (225/45ZR18). Ride is quieter than the Conti's, and grip seems better, too...but that may be due to new tires vs mileage on the old ones.

The CC2s are fantastic, I don’t think I actually lost much range with them more than I fitted them when it was colder. Snow, ice, rain they are amazing. Never had an issue with grip. Only reason I’ll go back to the sports is longevity at higher temps and deluging rain grip.

I'm rolling on Goodyear Assurance Comfortdrive. Pretty solid tire. Had Continental Purecontact LS before that. Both on 245/45/18 size Good efficiency and tire wear rating.

I just got them on my Stealth last week for this week's skiing road trip! Honestly pretty impressed with them so far. Efficiency stayed pretty much the same from what I remember getting in my previous road trip with the OEM 18" wheels, high 300s while driving at around 85 mph in below freezing temps.

Their snow performance is pretty impressive, from what I can tell, drove down snowy mountains without issue, at reasonable speeds of course. Was also able to use slip start to get unstuck out of a parking spot on the first try.

I have them and so far very happy with the purchase. I use them for every day driving there’s been no big impact on range or road noise.

Yes to range drop, also yes to great performance in the snow, ice, and rain. My typical drive takes 15% to get home now, where it used to take 12%. They are relatively new (2 months), so break in may alleviate some of that.

I've been over the pass in the Sierra Nevada twice with them on (both i-80 and hwy 50), plus routine winter driving with snow and ice pretty much daily. Only time I've felt any wiggle is goosing it through a corner when nobody is around, just to get a feel for the handling. It recovers very gracefully.

I have some on mine and they’ve handled great on the rain, haven’t really done any snow driving. Only thing I’ve noticed is there’s a bit of a feint droning noise at high speeds. Haven’t really noticed any significant range impacts, although I’ve only used them for daily driving and don’t ever drop below 50% charge.

There’s a guide by Michelin out there and according to that a little surface level dry rot is nbd, especially in the tread area

Dry weather and rain they're ok. I didn't like them on packed snow so much. Too much sliding and slipping.