Tires MICHELIN or Nokia

Put some michellins on and the problem went away

If you drive much to snowy areas, Michelin Crossclimate2 is the way to go. They are the best in snow short of dedicated snow tires. They are somewhat quieter than the OEM and the Continental Crosscontact tires I had before.

Just got Michelin Defenders for 800 installed and the difference from the OEM Primacy tires is huge. Much quieter.

Michelin Alpin PA4 here

I have driven my previous car on the CC2, and I couldn't recommend them enough. The weather conditions we get here are exactly like yours, with the roads mostly pretty bad, and I never had any issues. Durable tires, driven on them for about 3 years, and covered around 30k km on them, and had plenty of thread left (sorry, don't know exactly how much). The guy that bought the car from me is still using them. Great in dry and rain, and very confident in snow. Quiet too.

I have CC2 and they are exceptional pretty much in all conditions. They struggle in hot weather, especially braking and they sometimes spin.

From my own experience the CrossClimate 2 is amazing. I bought them this spring, so I haven’t had the chance to see them perform in winter but I’m really confident with them. I’ve driven them a lot in 35+ Celsius on highways and saw no damage or excessive wear at all. They’re outstanding in the snow but give up some wet performance but I still loved them in the rain.

Jednom sam igrom slučaja dobio jeftino Michelin Alpin i od tada samo njih kupujem, guma je jednostavno odlična, vozi se kao po suhome. Primjer: Snijeg je nakrkao od podneva do noći, stižemo u Austriju u gradić u koji se ulazi u brdo u nagib od 10-15%, kolona vozila stoji svi paničare i guraju aute, a ja ih zaobilazim sa autom sa zadnjim pogonom bez problema.

I’ve noticed some unusual wear on the inner edges of my front tires (Michelin Pilot Sport AS4s, ~3 years old), and the rubber feels rough to the touch - like they're chewed up a bit.

Naka michelin primacy ako ngayon di ako mashado impressed sana for a little bit more nag falken na lang ko kung branded lang.