🔧 Michelin Tires Review

The sidewall is divided by a small 1/2 inch thick rock. I've been running Michelin Power tires for a number of years and I've never gone that fast, even on the light and thin Power Competition. I will never buy this tire again.

This Michelin tire feels great, great traction and back road riding between Katy, Fulshire and Simonton, Texas. Has been on them for about 725 miles, they still look like new . Haven't had any punctures yet, heavy rain caught me on 3 rides, and this rubber seemed very tenacious and sovereign to me. 700x25 0.233 grams

If you want to ride these tubeless, you can't. It is IMPOSSIBLE to plant these tires. If you maybe want to use them with cameras. I have NEVER seen a tire that is so difficult to mount on a rim. Use Continental GP5000. The ONLY reason I tried them was because they were the only 700x23 images available due to backorders. waste of time and money. Good salesman. Received quickly.

I initially only gave these tires 2 stars as I thought the notch in the tread near the letters TWI (see photo) was a defect. This happens twice on each bus. Turns out TWI stands for Tire Wear Indicator. So a divot is not a defect, but a feature! I regret returning them. I drove over 500 miles on the previous Michelin set with no problems. I only bought new ones because the old ones are getting old. I didn't know TWI was a feature.

I bought blue ones, so far I've only changed the rear one. Looks good, if a bit disappointing. "They advertise a lug resistant pad that was punctured a couple of times in just a month when I had a tire. - The sidewall is already worn and I had 4 bruises. they begin to detach from the bottom layer of the tire. I'm worried these tires won't even last 3 full months. My other tires have lasted 3 years with minimal problems. There used to be cleats, but my other tires didn't advertise a special…