Tires MICHELIN or OEM Toyota

had mrf, changed to michelin, big difference and worth the price. (TB 350). also have installed apollo in my scooty, no complains so far, can give it a try in future.

Defender LTX has been capable and quiet in my experience.

Vredestein Quatrac Pro+ or Toyo Celsius Sport. If you are in Europe, Michelin makes a CrossClimate 3 Sport

Had those on a Pilot and loved them!

Am anvelope all-season de la Michelin (CrossClimate). Am studiat pu\u021bin \u00eenainte s\u0103 le achizi\u021bionez \u0219i m-am uitat la videoclipuri \u00een care erau testate pe zone de deal sau munte \u00eenz\u0103pezite, pe ploaie etc. Acum, c\u0103 a nins \u00een Timi\u0219oara c\u00e2teva zile, pot spune c\u0103 s-au comportat foarte, foarte bine. Consumul ma\u0219inii este \u0219i el super ok.

A few months ago I put on a set of Michelins on my 23 giulia q4 and so far ive been very impressed. I havent pushed the tires anywhere near their limit and in the rain have been perfect.

Replaced my Goodyears with Michelin Primacy A/S at 14k miles in the PNW.

Running michelin cross climate 2s. 60k mile warranty EV tires. 3 mountain rating as well.

I did get caught out by black ice last week and skidded a bit but then also got caught out in a different place in my mums car which is on Cross Climates, doing about 20mph both times. Both times I luckily got away with it but black ice is black ice, Cross Climates may give a slightly better chance of getting it back after skidding but not enough to be worth it imo.

On my G80 M3, Michelins were lasting about 10-12k miles

On my X5M -- Michelins last 10k miles tops.