Tires MICHELIN or VITOUR

I put a set on my Dodge 2500 Cummins and towed 13000 across Texas and over Raton pass. No visible wear. The truck drowns out any tire noise so cant comment on that.

Dirt roads and light snow no issues.

I wore them in my old Honda Civic Type R EP3 going in mountain pass spirited drive and the behaviour and grip was good. Never a bad reaction or scary. Obviously in wet you have to be prudent because these arent a Michelin Pilot.

I just put Michelin ePrimacy all season EV tires on my Model Y. They are more efficient than the OEM Continentals and should last longer.

I switched from cup2's to vitour's on my 981 gt4 and have no complaints. They last longer and I think they more consistent than the cup2's.

michelin tires... ramdam agad yung difference, parang ibang kotse pa nga

We had the CC2 on our 2022 Toyota Highlander and they were phenomenal. We put 25k miles on them before trading the car in and I'd wager they had around 60% tread left.

Immediately replaced with Michelin Defender LTX tires. Much better traction all around. Much better road feel.

Prije toga sam imai Michelin i bile su stvarno odlicne

I came across the Vitour Galaxy R1s — they’re V-rated, which is cool, but I’m not sure if they’re DOT approved. From what I can tell, they’re made by a South African brand (possibly China-owned) and seem to be geared toward drift/race use.

Just wondering if anyone’s actually run these? How’s the grip and overall quality? I’m aiming for a tire that can handle daily driving and still be fun in the corners without dropping $500+ on Avons CR6ZZ

Perso j'ai une expérience assez bof niveau espérance de vie dans le temps, j'ai jamais acheté de Michelin en neuf (sauf pour ma bécane, j'ai pas voulu jouer avec une sous-marque) mais j'ai eu plusieurs fois des Michelin d'occasion, disons "proches de la date de péremption", et j'ai remarqué qu'ils ont une forte tendance à craqueler, plus que d'autres marques moins prestigieuses.