Tyre reviews Michelin Pilot Alpin PA4. Page 1 104

This is the best winter tire I have ever used in my 20 years of driving, even considering I'm driving a rear-wheel drive BMW now, and even more so since these tires are run-flats.

The tire is as good as a tire with its softness and no tread can be, it does completely its job and justifies the price, but don't expect miracles, especially on high horsepower cars.

Tread size 245/45/19. Made in Hungary.
I spent a long time and with great difficulty searching for tires for my new car.
I took Michelin and it was a good choice. The ride is very comfortable, both in terms of noise and handling of irregularities.
Braking on snow and ice is confident and secure, the car does not skid or swerve to the side.
On asphalt it drives perfectly

I bought 2 winters seasons ago, I was looking among the stickers, because in Europe it's forbidden to have studded tires, I was looking for a long time and I finally chose Michelin Pilot Alpin PA4. The tires are a five plus, they're quiet and evenly soft, they look really cool. There were a couple of cases when I had to get into the car in the morning at -23 degrees on an icy road, the grip was even better than I've ever

I bought 255/35 R20 tires for my 2013 Infinity M56. In the end, I had to buy 6 new ones in half a year because two of them were destroyed by potholes immediately. The sidewalls are extremely soft and the cracks appear instantly.

In other words, great prices for utterly crazy money.

Normal tires, noisy, possibly due to uneven tread wear. Hold road well when warm and snowy, could be better. Very noisy in -40°C. Firm. Hold water well, even better than on snow. Heavy.

Used to ride on a Korean car - this is definitely better, but also significantly more expensive. Combined with xdrive, I didn't notice the winter. There are no studs, so I can't give it 5 for ice, but I either didn't hit it or didn't notice it. Exploitation 90% in Moscow. Chosen based on YouTube reviews.

Used to be on PA2, more than happy with the result. For the new 2012 A4 1.8 TFSI, I also opted for Michelin. The choice fell on the new PA4 245/40 R18 size tire. On a dry surface, you can't wish for anything better. On a snow-covered road, it holds well.