Tires MICHELIN or Hifly

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2256

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2747

4.2

Grip

4.3

Noise

3.6

Ride comfort

4.0

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PartReview Score

Rank #63 in ranking

-12

2.0

Grip

2.2

Noise

2.0

Ride comfort

0.5

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MICHELIN

Hifly

MICHELIN › Tires

Extreme-Direction-78 22 May 2024, 01:02

Grip:

Rating 4.0

For better grip Michelin defenders good but expensive and you’ll lose 10% +/- mpg.

Pros: better grip

Cons: expensive, lose mpg

MICHELIN › Tires

Philshot 20 May 2024, 15:08

Rating 5.0

Try Michelin road 6’s if you want more of a touring/long life tire.

Pros: touring, long life

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hurd04 20 May 2024, 07:04

Grip:

Rating 5.0

If you don’t ride hard, get a Michelin road 6.

Pros: long lasting

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jmardoxie 18 May 2024, 19:47

Grip:

Rating 5.0

I would go for Michelin.

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WryVigna 18 May 2024, 17:25

Rating 5.0

I am looking to get the Michelin CrossClimate 2s when these are toast

Vehicle: Honda

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AnotherInLimbo 18 May 2024, 16:55

Rating 4.0

My 2024 ST has Michelin Premier A/S, which is something I've bought a few times a few times in the past for previous vehicles.

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PlaneAsk7826 18 May 2024, 14:06

Grip:

Rating 5.0

I swapped them for Michelin CrossClimate 2, which at the time were the best tires, at 300 miles on the odometer. Sold the Bridgestone tires for $400 and never looked back. Now clicking over at 60000 and those tires still have tread and tracked fantastically in the snow this past winter.

Pros: tracked fantastically in snow

Vehicle: Honda

Mileage: 60000 km

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AppleFan1994 18 May 2024, 13:51

Grip:

Rating 5.0

Get Michelin CrossClimate 2 tires. First time it rains you will see the money was well spent. Best tires I have owned in 33 years of driving.

Pros: money was well spent

MICHELIN › Tires

FeedRing45 22 Feb 2024, 20:56

Rating 3.5

Our CrossClimates after being fitted mid-2020. The outers are at 3mm, and the inner 4mm. Over 30k miles. Seems acceptable to me. Ours are on a Freelander 2/LR2, so a relatively heavy vehicle.

Pros: acceptable wear, good mileage

Vehicle: Land Rover Freelander

Mileage: 30000 km

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campatterbury 23 Jun 2023, 11:55

Ride comfort:

Rating 2.0

I'm agnostic about Pirelli. Never owned a set of Michelin that I liked. Over priced, over hyped, and did not come close to mileage expectations. Yes, they were regularly maintained and rotated.

Cons: over priced, over hyped