michelin or bridgestone
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It depends what you're after.
If you're after comfort & quietness, go Pirelli Cinturato P7 A/S Plus.
If after sporting luxury, go Michelin Pilot Sport 4S etc.
If after hardcore sports, then you may have to go for one of the full blown sports tires like the Michelin Pilot Sport A/3+ etc...
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If you're after comfort & quietness, go Pirelli Cinturato P7 A/S Plus.
If after sporting luxury, go Michelin Pilot Sport 4S etc.
If after hardcore sports, then you may have to go for one of the full blown sports tires like the Michelin Pilot Sport A/3+ etc...
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Last edited by peteharvey; Oct 12, 2017 at 03:49 PM.
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From: IN
It depends what you're after.
If you're after comfort & quietness, go Pirelli Cinturato P7 A/S Plus.
If after sporting luxury, go Michelin Pilot Sport 4S etc.
If after hardcore sports, then you may have to go for one of the full blown sports tires like the Michelin Pilot Sport A/3+ etc...
.
If you're after comfort & quietness, go Pirelli Cinturato P7 A/S Plus.
If after sporting luxury, go Michelin Pilot Sport 4S etc.
If after hardcore sports, then you may have to go for one of the full blown sports tires like the Michelin Pilot Sport A/3+ etc...
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The Pilot Sport 4S is their pure sport tire (Max Performance Summer). The A/S 3 is an all season tire (High Performance All Season) not sports. I've had them both, and the MPS 4S is in a whole other league!
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Summer tires are usually 300 or less and all-season (AS) are higher like 450+
Michelins are generally more expensive vs other brands like-for-like but they rarely make a crappy tire - it's up to you if the extra price is worth it
Some tire size are rare and OEM-specific. When this happens, they tend to hose you on price. Check out tirerack prices to see what I mean (225/50 17 vs 235/45 18)
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From: Virginia
Originally Posted by KNS2
which is the best for lexus GS350 RWD 2014 michelin or bridgestone?
tyer size: 235/45/R18
tyer size: 235/45/R18
Please elaborate some.
Best, as in...max performance (but shortest lifespan?). Or...Best reported ride quality? Best of both? Best price?
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