Review on MICHELIN Pilot Sport 4 S 265/40 R20 104Y summer by Stanislaw Szczesny ᠌

A mixed impression: after losing its factory Continental, the car became much "meaner" to steer and hold the road, but comfort also suffered greatly. benefiting from: No scrapes or bruises despite two years' worth of constant roadwork and curb replacements. Negatives are listed below: It starts to chug and hum like a steam locomotive (w221 with double-glazed windows) as soon as the temperature drops below +10. Tires, in my opinion, are only necessary for urban sports cars during the summer. Do not pay a daily premium.