Tires MICHELIN or Hankook

If you want a standard tire and not oversized or off-road, you can’t do better than Michelin defenders. The just don’t wear, and they’re great all over Colorado. I take them camping and I get less noise and good gas mileage on road, and I’ve never been stuck offroad. Great in the snow too.

I freaking love my Michelin LTX A/T2. I’ve got about 45K on them and they look like they’ll go another 30. So quiet and compliant.

So far I have almost 2000 miles on them and they feel and look just as good as new.

I can only talk about the X-Ice Snow and for only one season, its probably the best performing winter tire I've used and is rather quiet. They claim they'll outlast their major competition but I can't verify.

The Michelin Road 5 and Road 6 have a "GT" version with an extra ply for heavier bikes. I have Road 5 GTs on my RT and Road 6 on another bike and they're pretty great.

Drivers who seek strong performance and superb handling in all weather situations should choose for Hankook.

I ditched the runflats and got Michelin pilot sport 5s. Best thing I ever did

I just swapped my JCW from run flats to Michelin Pilot Sports and it’s SOOOO much better.

I have those on my c63S. They are ok, but I feel the same about the Michelin offering as well. All seasons suck. Not as much wet or dry grip, louder then summers. But they are cheaper and last longer.

About 3,500 miles because I yeeted them into the trash for being godawful on anything other than dry roads. Put on Michelin cross climate 2s. Big improvement