Review on MICHELIN Pilot Sport 3 275/40 R20 106 year old by Adam Listopad ᠌

Excellent traction on asphalt (dry and wet) - no squeaks or squeals during dynamic starts, hard braking and generally active driving Predictability of reactions to the steering wheel even in extreme conditions - when driving in a long turn at a speed of 130 - 140 km / h, the rubber does not break into demolition, but with some incredible jolts it tries to find a hook! And then if you sharply turn the steering wheel like hell. With adequate, even fast driving, 100% confidence in acceleration, steering and braking Good resistance to aquaplaning - rubber actively tries to remove water from the contact patch, starts to float in deep (~8 cm deep) at speeds of ~ 90 km / h, but it STARTS to float, i. E. it is quite safe to catch a car without the risk of flying into a ditch. If you drive through deep puddles at 120+ km/h, then I don’t know what will help you))) Quite soft, but in moderation. 195/50/15 doesn't shake the soul out of the driver. I thought it would be worse, but I was pleasantly surprised. Wear resistance at the level. Now I’m going to go for the 3rd season in the eternal cut-off mode of the engine, and send the tires to rest, that is, three seasons (30.000 km) of active driving around the city with eternal traffic light races, the tires withstand