I run these tires on a supercharged 2000 BMW M Roadster which I take to the track as often as possible. The car is also my daily driver here in Western Washington, so I see lots of wet weather as well. These tires are excellent in the dry and just as good when the road is wet. They do tend to tramline a bit, but this may be due, in part, to the fact that I am running tire widths in excess of the stock requirements (mine = 245/18F ans 265/18R, stock = 225/17F and 245/17R). I run these tire all the time on the street and whenever I go to the track. They have never let me down. I also compete in the One Lap of America event on a yearly basis and have run the Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 in that event several times. They have returned great numbers on the skidpad and hold up well during a long week of driving on the interstates and a wide variety of tracks.

These tires are standard for our cars. We have 2 Chrysler Crossfires. My husband decided to buy a different brand of tires, but after I drove on the Michelins I just couldn't fathom using any else! The handling of my vehicle--in my opinion--FAR EXCEEDS the handling of his! My ride is smoother and quieter than his and it is all due to my tires. They do cost more than other brands and that is a fact, but if you are going to drive a high performance vehicle, you should use HIGH PERFORMANCE TIRES! They are the only tires I will ever buy.

OEM tires on my '06 C6 Corvette lasted 20,000 miles. I now have 25,000 additional miles on my run-flat PS2s with plenty of treadwear left. No "autocross racing," but plenty of mountain roads and aggressive curves, plus normal city and highway driving. Confidence! TWICE nail punctured tires (same wheel) in parking lots. Warranty replacements, no hassle. Michelin = only way to go for me!

This is a great all-around summer tire for both daily driver use and on the track. The cornering grip is excellent and predictable at its limits. It also provides a comfortable and confident ride on the highway for long trips or in the twisty backroads.

I have driven on PS2's when taking the Corvette course at Spring Mountain racetrack. I was impressed with the better traction then provided by the Goodyears that were on my car. I change to the PS2's and was pleasantly surprised by the reduction in road noise and smoother ride.

The tires are fantastic on dry and impressive on wet roads. We've had a number of different tires on the C43, but keep coming back to the Michelin's. We've gotten 20k miles out of the current set and that is great for this type of tire and a heavy right foot! We'll definitely be coming back for another set.

I wanted to upgrade the factory tire on my 2007 ZO6 to a tire which was superior to them. Since this tire was being put on new ZR1's, I felt that it had to be good. I was extremely pleased with the tire overall. Handling is excellent and in general a far superior tire and a great product to put on any corvette.

This tire is excellent on the highway as well as the track, I have a 5 star rating on this tire except for the fact that when it rains it does hydroplane and is a little scary. Given the fact that I use these tires on a viper and the width makes a diffrence on water It still does what I expect of it.

These are excllent tires and perform in an oustanding manner in all regards. They wear rather rapidly, but that goes with the performance nature of the tire, so I suppose one has to accept that fact. If performance is not a critical requirement, it would be more cost effective to use a tire more suited to the type of driving one does.

I had a set of PS2's on my '96 Porsche 911 Twin Turbo which has HP increased to 500+. It's a street car that I have tracked at Laguna Seca a couple of time on Michelin Cub tires. I don't drive this car that easy and normally am on twisty roads. My 19" street wheels use 235/35/19 front, and 315/25/19 in the rear. I normally go through 2 sets of rear tires to 1 set of front. I got 17K miles out of the rear tires the last time. I've tried other tire brands on the car in these sizes, and have only gotten around 12K miles out of them. PS2's in these sizes are VERY expensive, but their handling and surprisingly longer wear, make them my choice of tire. My car has 102K miles on it, 70K of which I put on since I brought the car 7 years ago. The think the PS2's are the best performance street tire I've used so. far.