Michelin Pilot Sport 4

Michelin Pilots were recommended by a trusted friend. Had a set fitted 12 months ago and I am very happy with the performance both dry and wet. The handling is well above average and they are very quiet on the highway. In terms of wear I have done about 15,000 klm and so far very little wear at all. Price wise these are outstanding value for money.

I’m a self confessed tyre nut. I drive my cars hard and rely on my tyres a lot. That includes a range of vehicles, with a range of intrinsic performance capacity. I expect my tyres to not be a dramatic rate limiting factor. That includes my Ute, my SUV, my sons Subaru, my Slk sports car and my AMG muscle car.

Having tried many brands over many years. I now only use Michelin’s.

I have super sport on the Subaru. I get scared before the tyres even suggest any complaint, even in the wet, high speed 100kph roundabout.

I have PS4 on the two mer...

I have 4 pilot sport 4 fitted last year June, it only last 14000 km, the two back tyres were totally wore out, two front ones are a little bit better, went to the store and try to find if it's the batch quality issue and claim under warranty, they blame my drive habit. really disappointed, Michelin is off my list now, same as that store.

Got these on a Honda Civic Type R and the grip is mind blowing. Going into a corner faster than you think the tyres can handle and they keep on gripping and turning in.
Reasonably cheap for the performance that they offer. Run them at 42 - 45psi
Prior to these i had the Continental equivalent and they are worlds apart.

FWD turbo (Kia Cerato GT) with 225/40 ZR18 Michelin Pilot Sport 4 on it.
Bad (not really, but sort of).
1. Very little compromise on comfort. The recommended tyre inflation is 35 PSI. It is already high for a "normal" tyre. But it makes a low profile tyre very stiff and bumpy.
2. The recommended 35 PSI isn't enough to reduce the tyre noise and prevent premature wear. The maximum inflation for the tyre is 50 PSI, I found that 45 PSI is a sweet spot between the tyre noise/performance and longevity.
3. Longevity. Like everything sport it wears fa...

FWD turbo with 225/40 R18s. Previously driven similar cars on Bridgestones (Turanza and Potenza) and Dunlop Sports (sorry, but I forget exact model). The Michelins are hands-down the best tyre I've driven. I live in Far North Queensland so there's been plenty of wet weather driving over the years - the road-holding that these tyres have in the wet (both drizzle/slick surface and full-on downpour) is outstanding! They give you incredible confidence pushing into a corner and the feedback is excellent. I've put about 3000kms on my set so far and t...

I have a very light and powerful FWD and have not been able to find tyres that don't spin at every green light. Until i fitted PS4, 235/45/17. I can not spin these even when i try. Cornering in wet or dry is the Same!! infact they seem to grip better when it rains. Also ive done 20000km on these and still plenty left. Hands down the best ive ever had in 30 years of driving.

The 4 x PS4 tyres replace the OEM Bridgestone's that came on the 2018 Mk7.5 Golf GTI. (225/40 r18)
Overall grip and wet controlled are improved, noise at speed is less.
So far these live up the the hype

Getting ready to change my tires on my 2016 Honda Civic VTi-LX (1.5L Turbo) after having the PS4 on. Bought in April 2019 and lasted about 30,000kms. These KMs were a mix of highway cruising, slow city traffic and fast corners and turns. Handled amazingly in all areas and even now when it's at its legal limit is still quite grippy. Handled super well in wet up until recently and road noise isn't too bad. Would suggest keeping the tire pressure lower though (mid to low 30PSI) to decease a bit of the road noise. 4 stars as the tires are fully worn on the outer ends of the front tires.

Fitted 215/45 17s to Megane hatch, super quiet and best grip wet or dry, shortest stoping distance and wonderfull Corning ability. Also fitted 225/40 18s to Skoda Octavia RS, great!!!!!!

Got the PS4 on my brand new Mercedes AMG GLC63S. Both front tyres without grip on the edges. Inflated all the time at recommend manufacturer pressure. Wanted to replace with Pirelli PZero but the reviews are worse than Michelin. Not good for roundabouts. Worn on the outside very quickly.

These tyres are great handling in the wet. Always been using Michelin's but recently swapped to the Pilot Sport 4's and love them so much more than the previous generation. Quieter on the road and feel like I'm in more control when driving.

215/55/r17 98w
These are a perfect fit for my 7" wheels on my 2004 Mitsubishi TL Magna AWD.
This version is a heavy car compared with the FWD version, and needs a superior tyre.
I am 80% happy with these, without any major problems whatsoever.
Purchased 2 years/20,000km ago I have about 6 months/5,000km left before looking at replacement.
I was hoping for longer life considering the premium price that I paid initially at $170 each.
I was hoping for a bit more grip, but it could be considered very good for wet/dry and braking.
Overall, they hav...

These tyres are great handling in the wet
Had Michelin on my VT Commodore for 10 years and Now have a VY ute and VF ssv Sedan Commodore both fitted with Michelin Pilot Sport 4. Dunlop and Bridgestone just don't compare , For Safety and Performance and Durability I fully trust Michelin +

I put these on an Audi A4 back in December, replacing some OEM Pirelli’s, and what a difference, they are quieter and the grip in wet conditions is nothing short of amazing

I can’t comment on wear yet as I have only done about 3000ks with them, so hoping they go the distance!