Tires MICHELIN or MRF

Michelin cross climate 2 is the master all season tire. People who say otherwise clearly don’t drive in the snow. It competes or even beats some snow tires in stopping distance. Oh, they are fun as hell to drive on. Ignores big puddles and slush outright.

Having run continental DWS 06s for many non-summers. And this past season trying the competing Michelin. My perception is that the Michelins are quieter on rough surfaces, chip seal etc...

Michelin Pilot Sport 4 All Season. Second best all-season tire I’ve found. The best was the Vredestein Hypertrac, and it’s 20% cheaper than the rest.

Personally, I have always had really good results with Michelin, mostly good results with Yokohama (the S7 Advan tires were a little disappointing on my TL), mediocre results at best with Bridgestone, and generally bad results in Pirelli.

Michelin by far. I have Pilot Sport AS3+ on my car, and they’re fantastic.

Personally I’ve been buying Michelin pilot sports and I don’t see it changing any time soon at this point

It’s the best tire I’ve purchased over the years and until I drive something better I can’t justify any other brand

I’ve had loads of pirellis too, and they were my go to prior to the Michelins,

Performance in rain on the pilot sports is what really sets them apart for me. Might as well be dry roads 24/7 with those things

Michelin, for the win. They have stronger sidewalls

I put a set of Michelin Crossclimate 2 on my 2016 OBL over a year and a half ago and would not switch to or recommend any other tire for all around use here in New England. Amazing traction in any kind of situation I've been in.

I had Michelle's on my 1990 landrove discovery . Great in rain. Drove like it was dry out. Replace with contintels. Didn't like them.

Never waste money on Michelin tires. Also no point in paying for long lasting tires of any kind if you barely drive. Get less expensive name brand tires and you will be just fine.