I switched from PS 4 to PS All Season 4 for my 2015 Mustang (not staggered). Great tires? Yes. Very comfortable, with good performance. Before buying I had read that the AS version gives up little in dry performance - of that had been very true I would give a 5/5 testing. The compromise in all out traction is greater than I expected. But great tires that I would recommend? Definitely and I have no regret stepping down from hard core performance (the PS4 is amazing!) for more comfort and safety in lower temperatures and even light snow. Lower noise. Either tire is a great choice.

I went from Good Year to Michelin brand. The ride on my vehicle is more streamlined

Not happy with the way these ride. Ride feels rough.

Great tires albeit useless in anything more than a dusting of snow. Downright dangerous. Pretty much a summer tire in snow/ice. Zero traction.

Much better handling than previous tires, and far more grip. No more wheel hop, and the traction is much improved. The ride is terrific as well.

Tire failed and nearly came completely off the rim after 1893 miles after being on the car for less than 2 months. Tire shop could not determine cause of failure

I had continental before comes with the car and last 43k miles ,and decided to the change to best Michelin but don't feel that great, continental is better.

I am on my third set of these tires in 45k miles. I am not by any means an aggressive driver, and these tires get threaded WAY faster than the Bridgestones on my other Tesla.

OEM tires on Tesla Model Y Performance. Super quiet. Durable. last up to 55k miles. Even better when adding slightly higher profile than original. Same handling and feel but with smoother ride.

Enjoy the all season tires compared to the original Goodyear that came with the 2008 Corvette convertible. They are quieter, softer, and good handling tire