These tires are horrible in any winter precipitation. Light snow on blacktop and anything over a 17% grade you will slide. Forget about driving on ice or sleet.

I bought these tires in April when I swapped out my winter tires. I now have over 6000 miles with no issues. Smooth ride and handles well in the dry and wet.

Still new for me. They are not Super Sports. I bought them for all-season use and longevity. Good rim protection. No regrets. MY track days and hopefully speeding tickets are behind me ...i hope. They handle great.

I bought the Pilot Sport All Season tire for my "summer" tire, as they are great in both dry and wet environments. I switch to a Michelin snow tire for driving in the winter misery of mid-Michigan, also an excellent tire.

They inspire slighlty more confidence than my Eagle F1's, but are a bit more harsh. I think they will be fine, however, they are overkill of you dont have a performance vehicle.

Loudest tires I've owned. Seem to be ok elsewhere but the road noise is awful. I've got all terrains and mud tires on trucks much quieter and smoother than these tires.

Using this tire for two weeks and noticed from first day it wobbles on roads that are not smooth. To get a good drive, the road has to have a smooth finished surface. If the road has any lines or gaps then the tire wobbles significantly.

I have a set of Michelin Pilots on my Acura TL no complaints. they have lasted a while and give my car a nice smooth ride on street or highway, My Dad always bought Michelin tires for all his cars never any issues.

I purchased a set of PSAS 4s for my wife's 2016 Mercedes AMG GLE43. These shoes are a night and day improvement over the Pirelli Scorpion Verdes. If we still have this SUV in 40k miles it'll be getting another set of these tires.

I replaced the tires on my GTI AT 30,000 miles; it came with the Hankook. They were slippery on wet pavement and I didn't like them. The Pilot Sport all weather tires are a huge improvement!