These Pilot Sport PS2 tires are installed on a BMW Z4 and replaced the original run flat tires. The tires are wearing very well with about 18K miles and I figure they should last another 20K. The ride is very good for a low profile tire and they do not grab the road grooves like the original tires. I am very happy with these tires and would definitely recommend them.

I have the luxury of driving in weather I choose so I don't need winter capability in a tire. Our BMW 325 wagon has the sport package from back in the day when that got you different springs, dampers and other hardware and settings and we wanted tires that could provide the grip to go with that suspension. The PS2's provide that grip with predictable breakaway characteristics coupled with a ride that's not too harsh. A good tread pattern in damp weather, too.

The PS2 manages to be nearly as sticky as full race slicks, while being street legal, good in the rain (as it's similar to the Michelin F1 racing rain tire), and relatively quiet on most road surfaces. Its tread life is short compared to lower-performing tires, but this is certainly typical in its category. All in all, and excellent mx-performance tire choice.

These tires are magnificent. The grip, handling and braking is simply fantastic. Not to mention, i'm above 32k miles and just now buying 2 front PS2's. The rear PS2's have a considerable amount of tread left. I think me and the ZR1 will burn those babies off for a little fun and to expedite the purchase of 2 more rears. I do want to try to keep the tread wear as even as i can. I'm sure Michelin will appreciate that....

I bought a set for my '08 BMW 335. Rears needed to be replaced after 8,000 and I do not run the car hard. The fronts are now in need of replacement after 15,000. They ride a bit harsh but not as hard as the run flats I had prior. So much for a tire that is rated for 20,000. I guess I'll go for a much harder compound and hope to get better mileage. The ratings for fuel efficiency, handling and braking are more a product of the car than the tires.

I took a well-worn set of PS2's to NJMP and drove them hard on the track. Not only did they exceed my expectations in handling and braking, but after four 30 minute sessions they appeared barely worn. Having driven on all sorts of R-comp track tires, I was very surprised at how well these street tires performed on the track as well as on my 500mi drive back home after the event.

I love that my new Michelins out handle my old OEM tires in both wet and dry, and that their tread life is twice as long as the OEM, I love that they are both quieter, more comfortable and yet better control (yes tires are supposed to give up one of those in order to do the other .... very good Technology). I work in Chemical manufacturing, we used to hate dealing with Michelin because their quality control was so much more demanding than the other manufacturers but boy do I love it when i own their tires. The only thing I dont like is that I am cheap and they are at the top of their price bracket, but if a cheapo like me would buy them again then you know they are good. Oh yeah.. I did buy them again, put Michelins on my wifes car too (I should copy and paste this review under her name tooo, nothing changes but our names)

I use the Michelin PS2s on my Porsche Cayman S as a daily driver and 6-8days each year I take them to the track. It's hard to believe that a street legal, rain-safe tire like the PS2 can perform and endure at such a hign level. I can keep up with other cars equipped with racing slicks!

I was in the automotive business for many years before going to work for the railroad. When any of my customers ask me for advice on tires I always told them there is only one great tire.....Michelin! My father has always rode on Michelin LTX M/S on his Chevrolet trucks. I remember that on a 2001 Chevrolet C1500 he got over 80,000 miles out of a set of Michelins. I am currently running a set of LTX M/S on my Chevrolet Tahoe and a set of Pilot PS2 ZP's on my 2005 Corvette. Anyone reading this review trust me....you cannot find a better tire or safer tire to to use on any vehicle.

I have been extremely pleased with the ride and drive of my 2008 Porsche 911 having recently installed a full set of Michelin Pilot Sport PS2's! I anticipated better handling but was pleasantly surprised by the improved ride and more noticebly reduced noise.