Tires MICHELIN or YOKOHAMA

Michelin tires provide a great ride and excellent mileage *but you can never run one low on air, it will destroy the tire*.

I have a set of Michelin Cross Climate 2on my SUV and I really like them.

I get the Michelins simply because I know my Sienna’s are gonna last.

I had nothing but great experience with Michelin tires both on cars and motorcycles.

They are good. They lasted 12k kms on my Hayabusa. It is a heavy and powerful bike that eats tires for breakfast, so that mileage is impressive.

What I also like in the Road 6 is how quickly it gets warm in cold/wet weather.

If you were curious about the longevity of these tires, I'd say they are well worth your money. I ride a 2019 Kawasaki Versys 650. It is not a particularly heavy bike so I'm sure that helps a bit with the wear. I also check my tires pressure regularly

I currently have 16,000 miles or 25,000ish km on these Michelin Road 6 tires.

Imao michelin crossclimate na p207. Skroz ok guma.

Al buduci da je skoro 20 eura po gumi skuplja od goodyear vector gen3, sad bi uzeo goodyear da jos imam taj auto

Las Yokohama son un un sueño en cuanto a andar, en pavimento mojado son un caño y muy silenciosas, pero se gastan rápido, las Bridgestone originales me duraron como 75k, y las tomo a los 50 las tuve que cambiar.

Had two sets of stock the 21” tires. Wasn’t impressed with wear life at all. Have a bit over 6k on my new Michelins and they barely show any wear. Gen1 R1T quad motor is what they are on.

I waffled between the Yokohama Geolander GO15's and the MS2s. Started with the Yokos and my mileage dropped, was stiffer over bumps, but was a tank in the messy snow we got before Xmas. Swapped them out for the MS2 under the 30 day satisfaction warranty, and I wish I hadn't.