Tires MICHELIN or OEM Subaru

MICHELIN Tires
sp3nt
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Rating 5.0

Not an apples to apples comparison per se, but we have a set of Michelin Defender LTXs on our '24 Sierra. Absolutely love them due to low noise, good comfort, great handling in dry/wet/light snow. Like them so much, had them switched over from our previous Silverado as we did not want the OEM Dunlops. No regrets.

Pros: low noise, good comfort, great handling
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MICHELIN Tires
Samson
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Rating 4.0

We have these (T+H) on the Rav4. No complaints. Quiet, good in the rain, comfy, inexpensive when on sale. Tread life isn't 80k or whatever the warranty number is, not by a long shot, but what tire ever hits that? They'll need replacing around 55-60k, at which point I'll get the Defender 2.

Pros: quiet, good in rain, comfy, inexpensive
Cons: tread life not 80k
Vehicle: Toyota
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MICHELIN Tires

I've used both tires. The Pirellis came oem on my Audi. I swapped them fir the Michelins. Ride comfort and handling made the Michelins the clear cut winner.

Pros: ride comfort, handling
Vehicle: Audi
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MICHELIN Tires
Brawn-Red-SR
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Rating 4.0

On a side note my wife’s Lincoln SUV runs Michelin defender’s and they are a great on-road tire!

Pros: great on-road tire
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MICHELIN Tires

My original tires were cracked from being in the sun and not moving for a year or two, so the dealer replaced them with exactly the same tire and it went under the 12/12 warranty, so I need to go through those tires before I buy my own. Man, are they greasy in the wet!

Pros: self-sealing
Cons: greasy in the wet
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