Tires MICHELIN or YOKOHAMA

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A few months ago I put on a set of Michelins on my 23 giulia q4 and so far ive been very impressed. I havent pushed the tires anywhere near their limit and in the rain have been perfect.

Replaced my Goodyears with Michelin Primacy A/S at 14k miles in the PNW.

Running michelin cross climate 2s. 60k mile warranty EV tires. 3 mountain rating as well.

Putting Cross Climate 2’s on was one of the best decisions ever. Wet, dry, snow or sun… doesn’t matter - these tires continue to impress.

I like Michelin Primacy for quiet ride

One thing to note, we absolutely love the Michelin Defenders.

It handles Midwest winters way better than the four options you listed, lasts longer (80k warranty), and feels more planted on heavier SUVs.

Ended up buying new Michelin 21s and got stuck in wet grass a week later. Bought used 20” wheels and tires, Toyo open country ev3s and never looked back.

I have Michelin soft rubber winter tires. I have zero traction on the ice.