My car is a 2019 Tesla S Performance. Love the tires, but after 8000 miles went to have a nail removed and the tire shop said I need 4 new tires and “for a car with those miles I should have more tread”?? 8000 miles and new tires already OUCH. I have an appt with Tesla tomorrow.

I bought a set of these for my WRX and love them! Excellent grip in the corners, acceleration and braking. At highway speeds these tires seem to become more and more stable the faster you go. These paired with my Michelin X-Ice winter tires, I’m all set year round here in Colorado.

I purchased for my 98 Mustang Cobra, best decision I have made in long time. The look and profile are outstanding and the ride is a tremendous difference from any tire purchased before. It’s for my wife’s toy, so wanted to make sure she was safe and you just cannot go wrong with Michelin and NO, I do not work for them, just genuinely impressed.

Michelin is usually my first choice, but the PS4S has a strange, imprecise feel, most noticeable when entering a fast, sweeping bend on the highway. The car feels like it yaws and wobbles before settling into a turn. The tire is also strangly loud over most highway surfaces, with an annoying, resonating howl. Definitely noisier than the older PS SuperSports were.

My Model 3 Performance came equipped from the factory with PS4S tires. EVs due to their high initial torque are known to wear through tires rather quickly. The original set of these PS4S tires lasted 37,000 miles before hitting the wear indicators. The second set lasted just over 57,000 miles. Yes, 57,000 miles! I daily commute 230 miles on I-95 so yes my usage is different than most other drivers. The interstate commute is probably 85% my total driving, but the other 15% is in city, and I don’t “take it easy” on my car. I check and adjust my tire pressures weekly, and check the alignment every 6 months, which is part of what I attribute to this exceptionally long tire life. I’ll be mounting up another set of PS4S tires today!

I was very excited to place these rather expensive tires, (245/40R20 Pilot Sport 4S) on my 2015 Chevy Impala LTZ. Performance and ride were fantastic for the first 2000 miles. Then they started to get to get noisy, and I mean very LOUD! They make so much noise now, you can crank the Bose sound system to 10, and you can still hear them roaring! Handling is still exceptional, but the tire noise ruins the experience. I had these tires checked, for air pressure, alignment, rotated them, and still they seem to get louder, every mile I put on them. I've got less than 3000 miles on these tires and can't wait to replace them. What a shame, I love the way they handle, but it was a costly mistake.

These tires are quite simply the best that have ever been manufactured. The astonishing grip, amazing ride quality and jaw dropping good looks, make this confidence inspiring tire the only logical choice for anyone with a high performance vehicle. They are honestly that good. Each year when I have to put my all seasons back on, I almost shed a tear for having to part with my Pilot Sport 4S for a few months. I would not even consider buying anything else.

Running 225/40/18 PS4S on my 2017 VW Jetta Wolfsburg (Canada) in combination with Eibach Sportline springs. This combination has increased the cornering ability tenfold, tire adhesion is excellent and highly predictable, I have not stopped talking about these tires to anyone who'll listen! Excellent product!!

I had these tires installed on my 2016 Dodge Challenger Hellcat. The road noise was ridiculous loud and the ride quality was terrible. I could not get any traction between 0 and 80 mph. At 80 mph on the interstate if I floor the gas the car slides all over the interstate. I tried different amounts of air pressures between 35 psi and 50 psi and nothing worked. I used these tires for 2 weeks on days between 80-90 degrees Fahrenheit and could never get any proper traction. I do not recommend these tires for any Hellcat drivers. I did not use these tires under any race conditions. Only driving around town and on the interstate.

I am not sure if I just have a bad batch but I purchased my car new in July with these tires on it and it has been garage kept in a conditioned garage. As of monday I started noticing the tires were dry rotting and had cracks all through them. Less than 3,000 miles on the car at that.. I contacted the dealership and was told there isn't much they can do its a Michelin problem... Go figure...