For years, I chose Continental for their grip and reliability in wet conditions. However, I changed my mind after two consecutive failed choices (premium 5 and eco 6) due to the decline in their quality that I personally observed in recent years. My initial impression with Michelin is that they are much quieter and truly stick to the road during braking. I have stopped mocking those who have been using Michelin for 20 or 30 years with closed eyes. I deduct one star and will return it when their reliability is confirmed over time, but for now, I am very satisfied. The price for a set is a bit high, 320 euros (4 years ago it was around 220), but I consider the difference of 20-40 euros today from other premium brands to be insignificant for a 4-year investment. Made in Poland, manufactured in March 23 and installed in May 23 (quite fresh).

The most reliable and safe tires.
I have a Ford Fiesta.
No matter how many years pass and how fast you go, they will always hold up, and when you push it too far, they will warn you!

I have changed tires 3 times on my Ford Fiesta 1.4 and I believe it is the best choice someone can make. When I bought the car, it had unacceptable and dangerous tires. Since then, I have put on Michelin tires. They are soft tires with perfect grip. They need to be changed at a maximum of 5 years regardless of mileage.

35000 km in 2 years in a Renault Kangoo and they still don't understand anything, they stick to the road even now when they need to be replaced. When you take a sharp turn quickly, they squeak but they don't slip at all. In terms of noise, they are quite silent, and on wet roads, they are very satisfactory even now with 35,000 km. It's time to get the same ones again for the winter, not because they can't handle it anymore, but let's not completely ruin it, it's my everyday vehicle!

Excellent tires. Second time on a Ford Fiesta diesel. The first ones lasted almost 5 years. The new ones, after the first few kilometers, had an unnecessary braking on dry asphalt and stuck to the road.

Medium elastic I can say. Size 175/65 R14 82H. This particular model presents fast wear with detachment of rubber pieces from the tread. The first time I contacted Michelin about their defect and they told me that if there is a defect they will replace them, as they did. However, the same problem with detachment of rubber pieces from the tread occurred again the second time. I should emphasize that I drive conservatively and the tires had few kilometers of use on asphalt. After this experience, I will not choose this tire model again. Yes, Michelin as a company, since there was a defect, took care to compensate me, but they should examine the source of the problem better. I will choose another tire from another top brand, as I always choose well-known and top tire brands for quality and safety. In terms of price, it is satisfactory.

I had them on a punto 1.2 2004. If you put them on a light car, they never wear out until I took them off, the tread was hardly worn at all. The grip on the road in the first year was very good, but in the second year I skidded, especially in the summer when the roads were hot (and with asphalt as smooth as glass, it's dangerous there).

It is the second set that I purchase. Excellent durability and comfort. Very reasonable cost for their performance.

This specific tire has excellent wear levels, meaning it can easily withstand 4 years of use without any issues. It performs very well on dry roads and has good braking capabilities. The only drawback I can find is that it doesn't perform as well on wet roads, although they have made significant progress in this area. It continues to be a weakness, especially for those living in northern regions with frequent rain and low temperatures. It has no issues with noise levels and performs very well in terms of fuel consumption. Overall, I consider it to be a well-balanced tire with excellent braking and rolling capabilities on dry roads, top-notch wear levels, and a slight compromise in wet conditions