Tires MICHELIN or Sailun

We have them on our 19 Pilot for about 25k miles. Very good wet traction. Note that they are directional so you can only rotate them front to back without using a tire machine to demount from the rim. Usually not an issue if you have good/even alignment and get even tire wear. So, moral of the story is get an alignment done after installling them.

I think they are a little bit noisier than than the original Continentals but they wore too fast.

I have them on my Civic '16, and they are amazing for NYC. They handle hydroplaning really well too. They have a slightly higher hum compared to the Civic stock but it's really hard to notice especially in a loud city like NYC.

MPG did go down a bit but well worth the trade off for safety. They grip really well in wet conditions and shorten braking distance.

I recently purchased Michelin CrossClimate 2 tires for my wife’s 2018 CRV EX-L FWD and I have to say they are pretty stellar. Thus far we have put at least 2000 miles on them to include a 14 hour road trip. Excellent traction on wet roads and far superior to the Goodyear Assurance we had before. We have driven through a couple significant downpours and these tires have confidence on wet roads. As for the alleged noise complaints, I think they’re very quiet compared to the old tires. Rolling resistance/ MPG; no changes and I would have happily sacrificed a couple MPG for good traction in FWD vehicle.

I would go with Michelin Pilot A/S 4 if money isn’t a factor. They’re more expensive, but *excellent* all around tires.

I had to replace at 10k lol I ended up with Michelin CrossClimate2 CUV

Michelin. Pirelli too soft. Not durable prone to temp issues.

About to swap out the winter tires that came on the ‘19 tiguan I bought for the wife/hauling kids…. They’re sailun winter blazers….. seem like a great tire and from what I read when confirming they’re in fact winter tires seems they’re one of the best value winter tires so the brands probably not too bad.

My dad has been running that exact tire on his 98 Silverado for 3 years. They’ve held up great and still have 70% of tread left

Our shop puts on a fair amount of those Sailuns because people like the price point they carry. They generally hold up ok although the Terramax A/Ts 10 plys dont hold up great for anything bigger than a half ton truck.

All weathers weren't worth it in my case, I'm not hard on my tires at all and I logged 35-45k On the ones I bought last year and they are already at 2/32'nds. I went back to all seasons this year, due to I'd rather get the 80,000km's with the Michelins I bought. Nor did I really notice a difference in traction/handling between All Weathers and All Seasons.