Tires MICHELIN or Shinko

If I didn’t go with the Falkens I’d have went with Michelin Defenders. A co-worker just got them and loves them on his ‘23 Venza. He changed his OEM tires at 47,000 miles

Dunlap tires are crap tires. If you live in the US and depending on where you live, a great all weather tire to get is Michelin Defenders.

I avoided the 805 big blocks because of typically rough and noisy street use. Figured they’d be great offroad. Tried some 705s and they were great street tires but really loose and washy offroad. I’m on the 700s now and I’m really liking them. Closest thing to a 50/50 tire I’ve ever had.

I've been running PS4S on my 6mt Mk8 GTI and have been pretty happy. Great balance of road/ rain performance and comfort, but still enough grip to have fun.

If you absolutely must use a dual duty tire, I had decent success with Michelin PS4s on my S3 in my first season.

If you frequent Malaysia highway. you should use something like the michelin energy tyre..

As for wet grip, aqua planing resistance and some good comfort, the Michelin PS5 comes to mind. I have them and they're just a great tyre.

Io non ho mai preso Continental ma in genere prendo le Michelin Pilot Sport che mi paiono abbastanza simili sia come performance che come prezzo (prima le pagavo 100€/cad ora 110€/cad. dal mio gommista fisico di fiducia ma sono R15).

Davvero ottime e durata eccezionale. Alla fine le ho sostituite sempre a 50-60.000 km per invecchiamento e non per usura.

I recently switched to Michelin Defender 2 tires. Every month I record a monthly average efficiency. Compared to last year I have lost about 10% efficiency.

Just, my experience, but the x tours were the worst Michelins I've ever owned. Each tire had at least one flat, some tires had two flats in less than 2 years. My advice obviously is to pay more for the Defender series.