Michelin Pilot Sport PS2

I paid £340 for the pair on the rears and although superb tyres I had a puncture yesterday without realising until I got home. I could smell the burnt rubber and knew the tyre would be shot. Had the tyre looked at today and the it was shredded on the inside. Until then they had covered 10k and were down to 7mm (8mm when new) so very impressed. Dont think I wanna pay £170 for a new PS2 tyre so went for 2 new Eagle F1A's for the rears and will keep the good rear PS2 as a spare.

Excellent tyre, great on track, high speed motorway, brilliant on dry, good on wet. Very tricky on snow/ice. After just over 20k miles the fronts are now loosing feel and grip so overall excelent wear.

Vehicle: Audi A4 2.0 Tdi S Line
BHP: Now 170 BHP (remapped from 140)

These have been fitted to the rears at 131,373 Miles and I have now done 5000 Miles in them since (I have my previous and first review on this tyre below under same format as this review). After 5k and they are down to 7mm(8mm when new) and wearing evenly, at this rate they should last 30k (I wont get carried away yet). But still performing very strong and still keep the rear end of the Audi glued to the road.

The advantage of RS6 quattro is that all four tyres pretty much wear evenly so when you replace you replace all four and have fantastic grip from the start to end.

The PS2 is simply the best tyre you can buy for dry and wet performance and with the awesome power of hte RS6 only a handful of tyres can be recommended to replace but the PS2 is the tyre of choice.

Miw that the PS3 has been launched I think its time to try what Michelin claim is a better tyre in the wet and lasts 10% longer in the PS3.

I've never used a better tyre than the ps2, They have so much grip, I've driven on tracks with single seater racers and these are the only tyres that get close to that amount of grip, Best tyre out there.