jomo3640

I'm looking to replace my stock run-flats and based upon what I have seen on the forum I am thinking of going with the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S Plus.
Is the "plus" the all-weather version of the pilot A/S?, and is that the recommended version for the Chicago area - I do occasionally take the car out in the winter!

abbeyrd

I don't think so. The A/S signifies All Season(all weather). I believe it is because of the extra compounds used in the tire. I have this tire and the car rides beautifully. Wish I had changed from the runflats sooner.

Pilot® Sport A/S Plus
Ultra-High Performance Sport
All Season Tire


Benefits of This Tire:

Better all-weather performance versus the leading competitor.1
Only ultra-high performance tire in the Michelin lineup to offer TriFusion™ - three different compounds bonded together on the tread face to provide a balance of all-weather performance. Better wet handling versus the leading competitor.1
State-of-the-art directional tread pattern and wet-weather silica compound combine for extreme wet-weather control.
Performance grip with 45,000-mile warranty.2
First tire with enhanced MaxTouch Construction™ to maximize the tire’s contact with the road and evenly distribute the forces of acceleration, braking and cornering — delivering longer tread life without sacrifice

jomo3640

Thanks - what I am finding a bit confusing is the listing of Pilot® Sport A/S (note no "plus")


MICHELIN: Pilot Sport A/S
Part # MC05324408Y / 91990