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MICHELIN Tires

I swapped the oem geolanders for Michelin cross climate 2’s since I don’t do much real offroading just hunting trails and mountain roads. They actually handle the wet leaf covered steep mountain side roads in pigeon forge better.

Pros: better wet leaf handling
Cons: OEM slippage
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MICHELIN Tires

Michellin yung all weather. Been using it. So far so good. Tahimik at makapal pa rin kahit laging ginagamit

Pros: tahimik, makapal pa rin
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MICHELIN Tires

The past couple of sets I've had were Michelin X-Ice and they've been excellent. The X-Ices last for 40k or something.

Pros: excellent, long lasting
Mileage: 40000 km
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MICHELIN Tires
Ok_Giraffe8865
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Rating 5.0

More sidewall rubber gives a softer ride and absorbs winter roughness better, so a good idea. I went 29 inch 235/60R18 x-Ice for even more rubber and they are great.

Pros: softer ride, absorbs winter roughness
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Rating 5.0

Once I put Pilot Sports onto my V40 that thing just came alive. It didn't have crazy power obviously but you could use all of it, all the time and I kept up with or outran much quicker BMWs, Mercs and VWs because it could handle corners (especially once I got the hang of heel-toeing).

Pros: car came alive, handled corners
Vehicle: Volvo V40
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MICHELIN Tires

I have the Michelin Pilot Sport All-season 4s which is the primary competitor to this tire and they’re completely useless in the snow on my 06. Great cold and wet weather tire but if you frequently need to drive in snow then get a proper winter tire.

Pros: great cold/wet weather
Cons: useless in snow
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