I think these are my next set. Bought the Yoko's, rears didn't make it 10K miles. Have a mismatched set of Yoko/Nitto(rears) now. Had to take the Nittos, they were free replacement on the Yoko. Not bad so far.Bought the Michelin Pilot Sport 4 All season, not even 2 months ago, after 1500 miles on them i can say i'm pretty pleased with them so far
Good performance all around
Second on this. Somewhat of budget (compare to other tires) option but I have enjoyed it while I had it. Good grip on the road and felt very safe driving it on the corners.I just went with the Continental ExtremeContact DWS 06. Liking them a lot.
What Yokohama tires did you have?I think these are my next set. Bought the Yoko's, rears didn't make it 10K miles. Have a mismatched set of Yoko/Nitto(rears) now. Had to take the Nittos, they were free replacement on the Yoko. Not bad so far.
Well I stand corrected. Bear in mind this is a 5.0 Ultimate. So I stopped back by Discount Tire yesterday for a slow leak in the Rear Nitto, piece of metal, patched no problem. BUT....the guy checked my depth and says I'm back down to 3/15ths or whatever, and says I need rear soon again. Shocked, I had him check the mileage of when those were installed, just over 13K ago. Bear in mind this is a 60K rated tire. So here we go again. The Yoko's which are still in front are wearing badly on the inside, even tho I had an alignment at the dealer just prior to that install. I understand staggered tires will give you half the estimated tread life, but I'm not even getting half now. Less than 1/4. WTF...seriously, I'm not doing donuts everyday, or ever for that matter. Most of the miles are highway commute in ATL. But Yes, I'll send a pic. Also, the wear pattern across the back tires is perfectly even across the tire, unlike the fronts.What Yokohama tires did you have?
Could you post a picture of the tires you have on your car?
Them's the breaks. A big, heavy powerful car like our 5.0s just go through tires. I've got 18K on my Michelins and the dealership says the tread is "yellow." I budgeted for replacing them every 2-3 years. It's a damm good thing I have traction control.Well I stand corrected. Bear in mind this is a 5.0 Ultimate. So I stopped back by Discount Tire yesterday for a slow leak in the Rear Nitto, piece of metal, patched no problem. BUT....the guy checked my depth and says I'm back down to 3/15ths or whatever, and says I need rear soon again. Shocked, I had him check the mileage of when those were installed, just over 13K ago. Bear in mind this is a 60K rated tire. So here we go again. The Yoko's which are still in front are wearing badly on the inside, even tho I had an alignment at the dealer just prior to that install. I understand staggered tires will give you half the estimated tread life, but I'm not even getting half now. Less than 1/4. WTF...seriously, I'm not doing donuts everyday, or ever for that matter. Most of the miles are highway commute in ATL. But Yes, I'll send a pic. Also, the wear pattern across the back tires is perfectly even across the tire, unlike the fronts.
So just replaced the Nittos. After further inspection, it seems all 4 tires are wearing out from inside. But damn, 13K on a 60 K tire. Rediculous. See pics 1st is new vs 13K, and the other is the left rear.View attachment 37038
Thanks. I’m running with those. Now way I’m making it to 30K!I have the Michelin Pilot Sport 4 A/S as well. Excellent tires. Discount Tire advisor warned me about the staggered tires and that the rear ones were only covered at half the mileage warranty (22,500 miles).
PLEASE MAKE SURE TO EXERCISE THE TREAD WEAR WARRANTY. If the manufacturer says these are 60,000 mile tires and you don't even make it to 30,000, you are entitled to 50% back on a replacement tire. Discount Tire is excellent dealing with the manufacturers to get you a replacement.
As for tire price, I bought over Labor Day weekend and got a massive rebate. Shop around the holidays!
Lol,chances of running into snow in Phx Az. Pretty slim!Check out the new kid on the block: Michelin Crossclimate 2 tires. They're rated for snow which is VERY unusual for an all-season tire, and also rates VERY well on comfort and noise. They're not considered "ultra high performance" like the Pilot Sport 4s, but crush them in almost all the categories.
They're a bit pricey, but can you put a price on safety and performance?
When I lived in CT I had Nokian WRG3 on a couple of cars. Similar use, year round. Now that I'm in FL, not needing the snow rating. I do travel north but not when there is snow. Had plenty of it.Lol,chances of running into snow in Phx Az. Pretty slim!![]()
I have the same. Quiet, decent grip, not noticeably worn after ~15k miles.I have Yokohama AVAN Sport A/S+ tires om my 5.0 Ultimate. I am happy with them so far and give them two thumbs up.