Tyre reviews Michelin Pilot Sport PS4. Page 5 480

Before that, I had Continental SportContact 5 for summer, also good tires, but Michelin is even cooler - great grip, which at speeds over 100 km/h seems to get even better, plus, they are quieter and softer than Continentals, in the rain they also handle the road perfectly, in general, I'm incredibly pleased with the tires and recommend them to everyone.

Simply the best of all that has been

Everything is fine, they are on two cars, the second car is a convertible, I use it rarely, but since 2017, the tires have not lost their properties.

Handles the road divinely.
The car changes to before Michelin and after!
In the rain, I don't advise relying too much.
The best thing that can be on your car.

There was a good year and continental, not the same coat at all, Michelin is quieter, softer and significantly better, it behaves better on the road both when braking and when maneuvering.

Good day to everyone.
The tires are excellent, but there are also drawbacks.
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Handling on dry roads
Handling on wet roads
Quietness
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None.
P.S. Wears out very strongly, after 50,000 kilometers of mileage it wore out completely (normal driving). I didn't include this in the cons, as I don't think it's critical for this tire model (it handles turns very well).

Definitely very good tires, I like how they behave in the rain, including on wet markings, but, as it seems to me, in terms of handling on slalom, time attacks, they still lose to Bridgestone Adrenaline RE004…

At the same time, for everyday use, they are better suited as more comfortable, all-weather ones…

In general, I still don't know which ones are better, but I would choose from these 2 options if we're talking about civilian tires!

I previously wrote a review about the general characteristics of this tire model.

Now I will add to it. This summer I had to drive on a mountain road in the area of Maly Utrish, which is after Abramtsevo.

The size is 225/40/R18. The road was terrible. I drove 8 km in 2 hours. Nevertheless, the tires showed themselves to be excellent on such a low-clearance vehicle and front-wheel drive. It wasn't just a road with unevenness, but significant altitude differences, potholes, and protruding rocks.

I purchased tires in the standard size for my car, 215/55 R17, to replace the original Yokohama. The car has a 3.5 engine with 249 horsepower and front-wheel drive. The Yokohama lacked traction and had poor acoustic qualities.

The Michelin, on the other hand, impressed me in all aspects. The traction is excellent, it's not noisy, and it's reasonably soft. I can't say anything about its durability yet, only time will tell.