Tyre reviews Michelin Pilot Sport PS3 470

People saying that the Pilot Sport 3 is a mediocre tire have no idea about tires at all. This is the best tire on the market right now. I have a Priora with a 320-horsepower engine and these tires have clocked 42,000 kilometers. We put them on in 2015 in March, now it's 2019, so they've been on for four years. We've driven 247,000 kilometers and they're still going strong. They stick

The best tyre available in Russia for daily use, up to 17 inches in diameter, is probably the one that can run immediately and all season (without heating up). It's suitable for Sochi's winter conditions, but the first set lasted only 12,000 km.

The tires are incredibly good. I used to drive on Continental Sport Contact2 and Michelin Energy saver. So the first ones were too soft and shrill, and wore out way too fast, while the second ones were like plastic, wooden and didn't wear out at all. I was looking for a golden mean and found it! The tires are very comfortable at the same time providing great traction and confidence while driving a 200 horsepower car.

I drive a 135 BMW, drive fast. Tires are top! Highly recommend, even in dry frost they last up to -4, first time I've got michelin, reevaluated my stance on the brand now!

Great tire! We've been using Pilot Sport 3 and Sport 4 on four cars, and the best handling. We've been using it for a year now, and I don't see any competitors anywhere. I won't even experiment with others. We've tried almost all tire models, Pirelli, Goodyear, Hankook, Continental, but in my opinion, it's all not the same. I drive aggressively and need a very reliable tire. At 220 km/h,

Excellent tyres. Initially ran Continental Contipremiumcontact 5 for 3 years. In comparison to them Michelin is much quieter and softer but not one iota behind in terms of handling qualities. And as for durability - I simply won't comment - Continental was a disappointment in this respect.

Michelin Pilot Sport 3 in size 225/40-18 are the original tyres on my KIA Ceed GT. I've driven on them for 1.5 years of summer and the tyres have been liked overall: quiet, comfortable, despite their low profile, they accelerate and brake well on dry and wet asphalt, and turn nicely. They have worn off by half in 1.5 years.

The drawbacks are that during active high-speed driving in hot weather (+

Michelin is a narcotic, said the salesman to me when I first bought Michelin.
Dry tarmac, wet - you don't lose confidence, but on a dry asphalt there is some permissiveness.
But...(Tread wear 320)-it's lasted for 12000 km.

Previously, the car had Primacy HP tyres. In comparison, the PS3 is better on wet roads, but on dry roads the HP still hold the lead in terms of directional stability, noise and when taking corners, thanks to a larger contact patch. Otherwise, I highly recommend this tyre, it's the same as Michelin!

Good tyres with a strong carcass, 10,000 km on YANAO's poor roads - no sign of a blowout, drove on a Kalina sports in 195/50 15. The grip is also excellent, only slips with wheelspin on dry asphalt when revving the engine to 4-4.5 turns. One downside - to start moving on dry sand is difficult. Wet asphalt is also well held, no aquaplaning noticed.