Tyre reviews Michelin 4X4 Diamaris 59

I was looking for tires for my car, read reviews and found this tire. The description mentioned it was suitable for Touareg, Cayenne, X5, etc. So I decided to buy it. Honestly, I'm disappointed. It's not the worst thing I've ever tried, but it could have been much better. It doesn't hold the road well, I have to catch my car while driving (especially when driving on the groove and hitting potholes, it's not very

I thought for a long time and chose, then decided and put this tire on my car. In order to be clear, before it stood YOKOHAMA 225/65R17 factory - Japanese ones on the car. From the first moments of driving, getting out of the tire shop I felt positive changes, the car was like they replaced it. It drove really softly and quietly on the asphalt, as if on a cloud. In general, at that moment I realized that I didn't

I've been driving my car for 7 years now and I change the tires every 2 years, only Michelin brand for me, I took the Diamicus for the second time, nothing else afterwards, the first time I held the pressure at 2.0 or 2.1, I ruined the outer edge at 0, the price of the soft ride. The first year they even drive well in winter. In principle, for this money, it's a good offer,

Nothing lasts forever, and tires are no exception…. Today I said goodbye to the faithful tires that served me for 7 years…. The tire rating is somewhat incorrect, remove the ice and snow handling rating for summer tires.

Front 275/40/20, rear 315/35/20. They noticed at me: rear uneven wear in the middle. It is precisely at the rear. I have the same! But it is normal at the edges and at the front.
There was no such thing on Discovery, but it wore off faster.
I ride exclusively on asphalt, city/highway. I have done 35,000 km, and the rest is about 50%, so

285/35-21 on the front and 325/30-21 on the rear on Alpine wheels. The best tire, as far as I'm concerned, and it looks great too, better than the Dunlop Sportmax. Negative reviews are mainly from go-kart drivers, possibly because go-karts are not compatible. Puddles, of course, are not a fan of, but that's not the tire's problem, it's the width.

Dry roads, after rain - perfect handling. Mud (without getting stuck, and even with it), snow, ice - the car becomes hard to handle, doesn't hold the road, gets swerved. For the city and occasional trips to the dacha, the tire is perfect.

Horrible.........

I bought new Porsche disks/tires came with them for the first time, everything was fine, they held in turns in the rain, etc. after 5,000 miles of mileage, a nightmare began, I looked at the tread and it was bald....I strongly advise against

Terrible

ML, 19 disks, Diamaris came as a set... the car drives on minor bumps, it's impossible to drive faster than 100 km/h - you're constantly correcting and adjusting, feeling like the front axle is on its own, the rear axle is on its own and a skid is about to start... In the summer, it feels like you're driving on an icy road.

excellent

the two previous comments are nonsense, great wheels, not in vain on the conveyor, wear ... yes, it's just not there, before that I drove on different tires, always expensive, these are the best, not noisy, soft, swallowing potholes, in the summer I drove with a full load, pumped up to the limit of 2.7 atm - not a tram, balanced perfectly, do not feel the track, I can't write anything bad, really