Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 Tire Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2024
- The Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 (AS4) replaces the out-going AS3+ as the brand's ultra high-performance all-season tire. Here are some observations as to how they feel and how they drive.
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You may want to check the specs again, the treadwear on these tires is 540 not 340. Has a 45k mile life vs 30k on the softer 340 treadwear tires.
Whoops, you're right. Typo in the script!
Accidentally used PS4S specs.
They knocked the ball out of the park with these all seasons, especially for those who constantly debate back and forth between winter and summer tires. It’s also for those who really don’t track their cars, but want to have a tire that can handle lower temperatures on dry/wet roads, while also maintaining some stability of winter patches. These tires are obviously not designed for the winter snow/blizzard conditions - this is for the added fun, grippy tires of the ps4’s in the summer, but also maintain the overall sanity of winter tires during the winter when you want to tone it down without having to swap tires every season. Trust me when I say it, these are truly for the mass market for those who want a tire that can function in all seasons, especially in the summer (most wont know the difference between an ultra high performance dedicated summer anyways), while also maintaining functionality of the colder temperatures and light snow.
To keep it simple, it’s those who are greedy in every category when it comes to tire shopping, especially for those who say to themselves, “i want a tire that can pretty much be sporty and also handle the dry winter roads, and occasional light snowfalls.” For those who are race inspired, they will obviously overlook these, but these tires will fall under pretty much for those who need extra sporty that doesn’t need the full capabilities of an ultra high performance, but can handle the seasons at the same time. It’s really a friendlier version of the PS4’s, but also can handle the winter conditions.
Agreed. Same idea as the Conti DWS 06 Plus. Can handle dry/wet really well and still capable in light snow and cold temps. Whereas something like the Michelin CrossClimate2 is a true all year tire for winter that you can still use in summer but is more of an all weather grand touring tire than a UHP all-season.
@@mindspinn311 Im looking to put new tires on my Mazdaspeed, any suggestions or preferences between the Continental Extreme Contact DWS 06 Plus and the
Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4?
@@jesusvargas841 You can’t go wrong with either one really. The Michelin is significantly more expensive. Heavy rain or light snow the Continental is slightly better, dry grip and steering feel the Michelin has a small edge. Check out the reviews on Tire Rack.
@@mindspinn311 thanks 🙏 for the quick response!
I previously had two sets of pilot sport a/c 3+ on my 14 Fiesta ST and loved them, I bought a new set of the pilot sport a/c 4, in July, I just put 2,496 miles on them in the month of August to Gold Beach Oregon, the twisty roads along the rogue River are awesome the tires performed flawlessly the best tires I have ever owned, highly recommend these tires. My ST stuck like grew to the road. The Fiesta Flash 🤙🏼
Good to know. I have a FiST, but summer tires are a no-go where I live. Glad to know they're at least as good as the 3s. They are good all-seasons, and they last, too.
They’re all season ?
Nice video! FYI, per Michelin product manager Steve Calder (interviewed by tirerack's testing manager TJ Campbell), the Corvette C8 OE version of the Pilot Sport All Season 4 tire is not quite the same as the version sold as a replacement tire for all other vehicles. The former is tuned specifically for Corvette...
Indeed - less snow performance but the compound can handle cold weather much better than summer tires
Just bought a set of 235/40R18's for my GTI. I can't wait to get them installed.
Would love to hear your review, I’m a GTI driver too and currently have the PS4S. I was going to go for the ExtremeContact Sport DWS 06. I live in NYC, whilst our snow is usually plowed fairly quickly, we can get caught out at times especially in the suburbs.
@@TheWiseDJ They're getting installed this weekend. We get some snow here in Kansas, so likely I'll be able to give you some idea of how they are. I check back in after I've put some miles on the tires.
@@ryanhodges2296 much appreciated. I’ve been running the Pilot Sport 4S the past 3 years and I’m impressed especially at the wet handling.
@@ryanhodges2296 How are these on your GTI? Just ordered a set for my 2014 GTI and am very curious, thanks!
How are they ? Do you drive in snow at all ? I also drive a gti and considering these tires. I really don't want to do summer/ winter setup again like I did on my rwd lexus
I just got these tires and it's quiet and nimble. Quite impressive that it changes how it gti feels overall.
I also have a gti and looking into these. Do u drive in the winter or snow at all with them ?
I just got a set put on my challenger scatpack today. 275/40's up front and 315/35's out back. Didn't have time for any aggressive driving to see how they feel, just the 20 minute ride through town from the tire shop to home. But I'll get out this weekend and see how they grip with some 0-60 runs.
This is the perfect video because I’m thinking of getting these tires and I also hit Angeles crest every weekend thank you for this video
The A/S 3+ also amazed many of us. the pilot sport all season 4 is just an improvement on those.
Anyone have any suggestions between these Michelin tires and the Continental Extreme Contact DWS06 Plus tires?
Please and thanks.
I just swapped the OE Dunlop Sport Maxx Run Flats on my ‘15 Tuned GT-R, which I hated, for these since I run my car all seasons. They are incredible. It rides so much better and cornering does not seem to suffer much at all. They are also almost 10 lbs lighter for each tire!
the corvette as4 are quite a bit different from the replacement market as4. that said the "standard" as4 seems to be a great tyre!
The tread is optimised for snow, there is a pretty good review of these on the tire rack channel, and of course on tyrereviews
Makes sense. BMW’s PS4S* is also very different from the aftermarket version. It’s actually a better spec in terms of outright dry grip and steering response.
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I just got these for my 09 Honda Civic
Good review. Slightly disappointed in not having a rain driving review. That's at least one reason I'm not interested in pure 'summer' tires... they often suck in the rain. I'm sure it's a bit tricky to plan on it raining just when you plan to do the video to be fair.
Slow-mo burnout 🤤🔥
How’s the fuel economy on these tires?
These are All Season tires; where is the wet and snow test? No performance owner is purchasing these for dry performance.
How do these compare to Michelin Pilot HX MXM4 or Michelin Premier?
These are a sportier alternative (hence the name), and have a bit more grip, especially compared to the Premier.
I know exactly where you parked for that opening shot. Parked there last time I went on a drive. Also, yes I e heard nothing but good things about the PSAS4, but I got the DWS 06 Plus because they were rated the same or better and cost less. That said, a tiny part of me wishes I had gone Michelin. Next time.
The Contis' sidewalls are too squishy for me personally.
@@DriveBreakFixRepeat Have you tried the Plus or the just the original? Came out the same time as the PSAS4. Yeah it’s still softer than the Michelin I assume, but that’s better for me. I’m not driving like you are, just mostly a fun commuter Mazda3 AWD.
I love the one's on my car!! Toyota Corolla 2020 model feels like a little go-kart. 80 to a hundred miles an hour on a rainy Highway and I feel safe hitting a sharp curve at 80 miles an hour and I feel safe either I have a faults sense of security are these are damn good tires just my two cents Merry Christmas cheers
sharp curve at 80 MPH? LOL
I tell you no lie !! those tires never even made a sound at 80 road sign said 35 miles an hour curve I'm telling you you want some badass tires that will go through snow water and keep you on the road and let you haul ass and keep you on the road pick up a set if I had the money right now I would buy another set just to put in my garage
This is good to hear I just bought them for a 98HP 2015 prius v I just wanted something quiet comfortable durable with good feel for all scenarios.
@@paulysci925 You got it.
I also want to get these tires for my corolla, are these tires going to kill the corolla feel like am i going to feel every bump? i want the performance but i dont think i want to kill the overall feel of the car
These Michelins are frontrunners for my 996 when I get new tires this month. I'd label myself as a "spirited" driver, not testing limits and no tracking. On Costco's site, these are listed as 540 UTQG, not the 340 referenced in the vid. Good enough for the rear engined Corvette is good enough for me.
Just went with these on my 996 and I am pleased so far. I’ll get the chance to push their limits when temps warm up a bit next month .
@@brianjohnson8045 Sounds good. I just ordered my set from Costco today (last day of the $150 promo). I hope they get here soon because my current sumi's are 14 years old!
Those red rims look super tacky.
Not trolling, tying to help.
I bought these tires, they’re smooth and extremely quiet but they are not good for BMW, they made my M5 drive like a Cadillac. Get the Perelli Pzero.
Lol, they knock the socks off Pirelli. Had a set of Pzero Nero GT summer tires on my last GLI and now I have a set of these on my current car and they are FAR superior 😂