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MICHELIN Tires
RealDucksterBoo123
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Rating 5.0

Michelin Primacy are good road going tyre imo, reputable brand, high quality and has lasted many many 1000s of miles.

Pros: reputable brand, high quality
Vehicle: BMW
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MICHELIN Tires

Absolutely. You don’t always need the best of the best for the type of tire you want (Michelin PS4 for example) but you absolutely want a good brand.

Pros: good performance, high-quality
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MICHELIN Tires

The CC2s are also awesome on wet/slush as the open v sipes resist hydro planing. Hit standing water with the BS Weather Peak, you better have a firm grip on the steering wheel. Michelin CC2S you hear the splash, but barely feel it in the steering wheel.

Pros: resist hydro planing
Cons: firm grip needed
Vehicle: Mazda 6
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aznbala
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Rating 5.0

Cross Climate 2 are amazing tires especially switching from the Toyo ones. So much quieter and the tires just seem to hug the curves even better.

Pros: quieter, hug the curves
Vehicle: Mazda
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MICHELIN Tires
TKWizard
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Rating 5.0

I just got the Michelin CC2s installed two days ago replacing worn down Nokian WRG2s on my 2011 Toyota Sienna and so far the ride quality is significantly better compared to the Nokians. Heck the road noise that people were mentioning doesn't seem to be a thing on my vehicle. Road noise on the old Nokians was far far more noticeable.

Pros: significantly better ride quality
Cons: road noise noticeable on Nokians
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MICHELIN Tires

Never waste money on Michelin tires. Also no point in paying for long lasting tires of any kind if you barely drive. Get less expensive name brand tires and you will be just fine.

Cons: waste of money
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