Tyre reviews Michelin Energy Saver. Страница 5 1900

Buy with confidence if comfort is not the last thing in a car for you!

After Fulda Carat Progresso (which after 50,000 miles started beating on the steering wheel, but was "almost" balanced, it's unclear what happened to it in one word) I noticed:

The right tire for good roads
Fuel savings due to hard tire. Noise is very dependent on the quality of the coating, where the coating has not an ideally even surface, there you will hear every pebble and every crack in the asphalt. Very controversial tire. On wet and dry road, braking is good. Handling is sharp and correct.
Pros: to taste
Cons: critically dependent on road quality

Awesome!!!

I'm satisfied! I chose between Nokian, Michelin and Continental for a long time! The choice is obvious and I'm happy so far. I already notice a difference compared to Continental - no joint noise, and it's quite comfortable to drive on bad roads. The only drawback is the handling, but overall it's great, considering the relatively low price. For an aggressive driving style, I'd recommend Goodyear Excellence - it's been tested by time and

Good tires, but expensive!

I bought a used car (Nissan Almera N16) with Michelin Pilot Primacy 205/60 R15 tires, which were old (2001). So, I decided to buy new ones. After a long selection process based on tests and reviews, I chose between Continental PremiumContact 2, Nokian Hakkapeliitta H, and Michelin Energy Saver. I opted for Michelin (195/60 R15)

Excellent tires, they came from the factory, bought a spare wheel after a puncture. Quiet, soft, holds the road at any speed, no complaints in the rain

I'm buying my 3rd set, everything suits me. It would be ideal if the cost were a bit lower. A question to the survey organizers, how can I rate handling on ice if I'm sharing my impressions of summer tires?

Good rubber, satisfied.

Good tire at a good price. Holds up well. I would recommend to everyone.

They all write and I decided to chime in. Not to write about Michelin, let me tell you. The tire lasts six seasons and if it wasn't for our roads, it would last a couple more seasons. Michelin is great for the price – it handles the road well and is durable. I don't know how others feel, but for me it's worth the money. I ordered a new set and I'm hoping for another six seasons of good driving. He who is thr

Good, soft, quiet. No complaints about it.