Tires MICHELIN or Nokia

Michelin pilot sport 4s, best tire by far. So far gone about 20-30k on them in the same car that ripped apart the goodyears.

I replaced the shitty tires on mine with a set of Michelin Pilot Sport 5 and the difference is out the gate.

Nokian Encompass worked wonders on family's ES 350

I went the opposite. They both handle about the same. I only got about 18k out of the mpss. I'm at 10 on the continentals, and they still look brand new.

I had numbers 1 and 2 on my 2016 GS 350. The Michelin’s were better by far.

Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 4. Great longevity. Wear evenly/ not loud. Good drip in all conditions.

Bought my wife's car with a set of new Michelins on it, which are arguably top tier tires.

They lasted 60,000 miles. Quiet riding, predictable handling, wore evenly.

I put a set of Mastercraft tires on it as replacement. 1/3 the cost and they were not the "cheapest" by far.

They were definitely noisier and harder riding. They lasted about 25,000 miles.

They have a slightly different speed rating (Y vs. W) due to whatever the differences in the compound they use are. This can mean that they'll wear differently to the 2 other tyres you've got on the vehicle, but realistically it probably won't make a huge/noticeable difference.

I\u2019ve tried Bridgestone ecopia, Yokohama BluEarth, Michellin Pilot Sport and Goodyear Wrangler but on different cars. Matibay yung Bridgestone and Goodyear, yung Yokohama mabilis mapudpod pero makapit sya. Yung Michellin ay makapit din and tahimik kaso sumabog as in humiwalay yung part na lapat sa road sa sidewall.

Mine were doing that within a year. Michelins are a bit infamous for getting shallow cracks all over the place.