For street use and light track days, this is one of the best tires on the market. The PS2s are extremely predictable on braking, turn in and track out. No change in performance even after 30 minute to 60 minute heavy track use. The PS2s do wear more easily on the outer edges. I usually get 2 - 4 track dayss out of a set then the outer edges are separating. For more agressive track days, you may consider moving up to the Pilot Sport Cup tires which will give you much better grip and last much longer on the track and save your PS2s for every day driving. They will last a long time for every day driving with fantastic performance.

PS2 on BMW E46. Excellent tire offering plenty of grip, which is what I like. I have done a trackday with these tires and they performed excellently, offering both grip and high-speed stability. Excessive or early wear is not a problem I have noticed. I have had the tires on for three driving seasons now (store car in the winter). I haven't driven in the rain and can't comment on that aspect although I suspect they are excellent performers offering very good stability, as the tread pattern would indicate. Also, they are quiet and don't howl like another brand did after only moderate wear. Though I only have the BMW 323Ci and not the M3, I noticed many M3s with Michelins, and as I wanted the best, I feel that is what I now have. I give five stars because I have noticed no problems of any kind with the PS2, and driving agressively, they continue to perform as I like. I would recommend them to anyone looking for an excellent tire for all street and road driving and, in my opinion, excellent for occasional trackdays as well.

I drive a 997S mostly on the street with a few days per year on big tracks using these tires. They are perfect for both street and track. I am shocked at the grip and resistence to wear with track use. They are quiet, comfortable, and friendly for street use as well. I haven't tried them on snow, and I don't intend to.

The Pilot Sport PS2 just sticks to the road like it's glued there! Even in the rain this tire sticks. Cornering is also vastly improved. The Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 gives excellent grip, excellent rain performance and the fuel economy didn't suffer. Great Job Michelin Man! You built a tire that improved the performance and handling of my Corvette! The next Car will be on Michelin's before it leaves the lot!

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.

These are excellent all around. As a Max Performance tire, I expect less than pillowy ride, but the PS2s ride acceptably well, given the great dry-raod grip. Grip and hydroplaning resistance was good in the wet, noise was pretty good, and handling was excellent! My first pick for an aggressively daily-driven performance car.

Michelin Tires are the best tires for one of the best sport cars in the world, the BMW 335I. I have tried other brands for my BMW, but nothing compares to the Michelin ZP (zero pressure-run flats) tires. They last twice as long as the other competitors. I have been using the Michelin brand for all of my cars and SUV's for over 25 years. To be truely honorest I tried the other brands on my BMW because ZP tires are so expensive. The Michelins are definitely the most expensive but they are only ones that provides a warranty. For all the ZP tire users, we need Michelin to develop an all-season ZP tire. I will be waiting...................There you have it, you get what you pay for. Sincerely, Michelin Consumer for life

I love the quality of Michelin tires. I have had over 50 years of history owning Michelin tires. The performance of all of the Michelins has been outstanding, but I really find the Pilot Sport 2's to be exceptional. Quiet, delivering good tire wear, grip, and braking ability. Would definitely buy them, again.

I've trusted Michelin tires for over 20-years, and they continue to be my top choice. Over the years, I've tried other brands across various quality ranges, but I always find myself returning to Michelin. They consistently deliver a smooth, reliable ride that makes me feel safe and confident behind the wheel. Driving becomes pure enjoyment with no concerns—just performance and peace of mind. The only downside is the price. Yes, they're expensive, but when you're driving a high-performance vehicle, that extra cost is worth every penny for the security and quality you get.

I've owned 4 new Porsches (three 911s and a Boxster) in the past several years and they all came with Michelin Pilot Sport 2s. I live in the mountains of western, NC with lots of twists and turns. The Pilot Sport 2s were always there for me. If any of my Porsches would have come with any tires other than Michelin, I would not have been happy. My last 911 was a 2011 turbo S. If I had a wish it would be that the PS 2s last longer (although they are comparable to any other brand's longevity, perhaps better) and that they were cheaper to replace but again, they're competitive in that area too. I just bought a new Ford C-Max (yes, a hybrid) and am very pleased with it and that it too came with Michelins!