Tires MICHELIN or OEM Porsche

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2747

4.2

Grip

4.3

Noise

3.6

Ride comfort

4.0

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Rank #60 in ranking

2.7

Grip

2.4

Noise

1.0

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MICHELIN

OEM Porsche

MICHELIN › Tires

AlphaReds 16 Oct 2025, 15:20

Grip:

Rating 4.0

I like my Pilot Sport 3's.

Pros: good performance

Vehicle: Mazda

MICHELIN › Tires

DecentKnee9798 16 Oct 2025, 13:30

Grip:

Rating 5.0

Michelin LTX , all the way.

Pros: highly recommended

MICHELIN › Tires

theindomitablefred 16 Oct 2025, 09:30

Grip:

Rating 5.0

Those tires are amazing, they go through puddles like there’s nothing

Pros: amazing, excellent in puddles

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ThanksALotBud 16 Oct 2025, 06:39

Grip:

Rating 5.0

I live in CT and I had them on my Subaru WRX before I sold it. IMHO Best tires for a 4 season ever. My mom has them on her Volvo, my sister has it on her Toyota and my BIL has it on his Acura.

Pros: best 4-season tires

Vehicle: Subaru

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mmarkomarko 16 Oct 2025, 05:50

Grip:

Rating 5.0

It's now been a full year with mine. Loved them in the winter. Loved them in the summer.

Pros: loved in winter, loved in summer

MICHELIN › Tires

csukoh78 16 Oct 2025, 03:56

Grip:
Noise:

Rating 5.0

Michelins defender platinum.

Never look back. Quieeeeet and long lasting. Great rain performance.

Pros: quiet, long lasting, great rain performance

MICHELIN › Tires

bkbroils 16 Oct 2025, 02:46

Noise:
Ride comfort:

Rating 4.5

Have about 5k on the Michelins after 55K on General Grabbers. As far as quiet goes, the Michelins are definitely quieter (and I think smoother) than the Generals.

Pros: quieter, smoother

Mileage: 5000 km

MICHELIN › Tires

ninjplus 16 Oct 2025, 01:57

Grip:

Rating 5.0

I had defenders on my old truck and they last forever.

Pros: long lasting

MICHELIN › Tires

thatguyjables 2 Oct 2025, 20:59

Ride comfort:

Rating 3.0

Truly a shame that Michelins dry rot so quick because they ride great and are pretty good mileage wise. The general rule is replace tires every 5 years, but I see Michelins start dry rotting just 3 years after production. Really sucks for older people who don’t drive as much.

Pros: great ride, good mileage

Cons: quick dry rot, short lifespan

MICHELIN › Tires

sjseng 11 Aug 2025, 16:48

Grip:

Rating 1.0

My old pilot sport 5s tires were downright dangerous even with light snow. Forget about ice entirely. They are too expensive and wear too quickly for the 1% of time they are truly useful.

Pros: good in rain, slush

Cons: expensive, wear too quickly