Tires MICHELIN or PHANTOM

Niveau longévité il n'y a pas photo, j'ai une voiture qui bouffe du pneu à outrance et je vois la différence entre le Michelin que j'avais avant et la dernière monture Dunlop que j'ai posée.

Pour moi ça reste la référence.

De mon expérience, les pneus Michelin durent toujours très longtemps.

Par exemple sur ma voiture, j'ai des primacy 4 a l'avant. Ils ont 51 000 km et ils sont toujours bon.

The dealer put Michelin CC2s on our XC60 before we picked it up and I concur with everyone saying they are excellent in the snow.

Put on the Michelins cross climate 2 and forget about any slippage in snow or hydroplaning in rain for the next 60 K miles.

Really like our Pilot 4. Really grippy on dry, and very confident in the rain. I got on top of them a little and they held fine on wet pavement.

I’ve got CC2 on my wife’s MDX and Cooper Discoverer RT’s on my Ram 1500. I feel very confident driving both in any conditions

I got exact same tires as yours, Michelin Defender LTX 275/65R18 at Costco two years ago, about $1200. Pricy but nice tires.

Michelin Cross Climate 2 are great in the rain/wet. Very happy with them.

My winters aren't too different, and I've had or have all of them: Pilot Alpin, X-Ice Snow, and CC2 (all North American versions). The CC2 were just too floppy and imprecise for me, and that's on a modified daily driver crossover. On a 986 the steering and handling response would be damaged noticeably over Pilot Alpins imo. If you're a fan of feel (and likely traction overall, honestly), get the UHP winters. They're by far my category of choice because of the sporty feel they maintain on performance cars.

I just got them on my civic lx and it good and all but I swear they are hella sensitive, any slight movement of the steering wheel and my car is swerving left or right, unlike my old tires which were old but I wouldn't be swerving. Like when I try to change lanes on highways it swerves and lifts a bit on the back. Anyone know why?