Review on MICHELIN Pilot Sport 4 225/45 R17 91W summer by Adam Fido ᠌

I have a W212 3-liter vehicle with tires measuring 245/40/18 and 265/35/18 respectively. At first, I wasn't even going to bother writing a review due to the fact that. Since it seems that everything has already been said, I didn't think there was any purpose in my including anything further. Following the installation of this rubber, the car started to have a different sensation; it's difficult to describe; it turned into an iron; previously, there was Yokohama advan sport, which was also cool, but this is on a different level. When driving vigorously along the ring road, tires with a diameter of 160 to 200 hold the road extremely well. Well, I mean not only in a straight line, but like a snake down the road (well, of course, such tires are chosen for a quiet ride). Well, this criterion is common, and for tires costing as much as these, this is what you should expect of course. I was particularly impressed by the way the tires perform in wet conditions; at 130-140 kilometers per hour, I purposefully drove into a deep rut on the CAD to check them out, and while there was some resistance, but so what? When I was rebuilding through a water rut on my old rubber, I would sweat all over, but here you can't really feel it. I didn't even strain that hard. In general, I was more startled by how she acts on a wet road than on a dry one, where amazing sensations are expected to be experienced by the driver. As for secrecy on a dry road, when you drive swiftly back and forth, you don't notice it, and when you try to change lanes smoothly, it throws you a little bit but not too significantly. To be more specific, the issues at hand concern primarily the roadways in and around our lovely St. Petersburg as well as the various widths of tires. Whoever is debating whether or not to take them should know that if they enjoy driving in ways other than a straight path, they should absolutely do it because it will provide them a lot of feelings and, most importantly, complete control over their vehicle. I won't comment on the brakes or the noise because I haven't had issues with either of those things in the past.