Tires MICHELIN or WANLI

Here are the maintenance items (other than routine oil changes) I've encountered over that time: horn contact plate back up light switch cabin filter coolant hose O2 sensors engine oil filler neck high pressure power steering hose alternator and drive belt wiper blades wiring harness battery

First time ko nagtry ng Chinese brand tire, su006 Wanli don sa fortuner.

Ok sya parang Dunlop quality ang experience ko 2years na parang bago pa din, makapit kahit umuulan.

i have em on my 05 crv here in bozeman montana. we get crazy weather yearround and these things are stallions

I have them on my 2020 civic and my wife’s 2020 CR-V. Love them. Road noise is a little loud. Had them for 2 years now getting close to 40 k on them and they still have lots of tread on them probably get 80k out of them if you don’t drive hard on them.

Here in Chicago I have them on my Lexus and they’re absolutely great.

I have these and can confirm they are great. I don’t feel the need to look at any other tires. I live in Colorado and they see a lot of snowy mountain use, which they handle very very well for not being dedicated snow tires.

I have them on my 2017 Touring. I've driven them thru 2 Minnesota winters and love them. They look pretty awesome too????

I had the Michelin's on my car as my last tire set and just thought I'd experiment with another tire brand for my current set so I picked up the Fallen FK510. I'd say for daily driving it's very compatible and less sketchy in rainy conditions

The crossclimates excel in dry and snow, NOT rain. That is where vredestein shines.

I just bought these for my GTI... I am a Michelin fanboy but not impressed with these tires. My MPSS are buttery smooth and quiet. These tires are very noisy, and ride a bit rougher. I've got them 225/40/r18 mounted on stock Austins (so its not the wheels) and i've had them rebalanced twice so its not a balancing issue.