Had 4s's for a little over a week now, hands down out perform all tiers I had to date. Theyou are better in cold temps by far than Pirelli p zero...Haven't listened for noise just yet.. Maserati

The P Zeroes on my McLaren 720S were way too slippery - minimal grip especially when cold so… I had some “sideways moments with them” (unexpectably!). The Michelin P4S has cured the “problems” - great tire!

Had these tires for 20k miles. At about 15k, both front tires had large sections of tread torn off. Good track while they last, but catastrophic failures. Would not let me review tires bought in 2022 - even this this is a part time driven car.

I bought a new Mercedes S class 11/21. Since last Spring i have replaced three of the tires because of chuck holes. They are way too fragile for use in the midwest. I experienced one failure last spring and two others this month.

Had new PZero on the C4 GTS I bought and almost immediately, LOUD AS HELL…. Even though I’ve only driven about 150 miles, feel so much better and… QUIETER..!!!

Very god tires for the street and quite good on the track. They tended to overheat at track days and not quite as good as the Michelin Cup 2 for track duty. Excellent comfort, noise and wet grip.

Had these tires on my Gen6 Camaro 2SS. Handling was stellar, but they were a little louder than I had hoped. The pricing has jumped considerably though.

I am a diehard Michelin owner. So my expectation of quality is paramount and that's why I continue to purchase this brand. Excellent ride and quiet for road noise.

Excellent traction in dry and wet. In acceleration, braking and cornering. I have no idea how they would be in the snow and I won't be finding out. expect they wouldn't be good. Have snow tires

While these tires had excellent performance in dry and wet, they were too fragile, i had one go out due manufactuer defect. Then another another one go out from hitting pot hole.