Michelin Pilot Sport

These tyres were fitted to the rear of my car when I purchased it. They had been on the car since new and had done around 52000. I have subsequently done around 6000 miles on them since then, on the front of the car.

The tyres are good overall, however at the extremes of use definitely show their age. I found it surprisingly easy to spin the wheels in 2nd gear in warm dry conditions, and mid corner grip was not consisten. Normal day to day driving though the tyres were fine.

On a weekend car, the tyres lasted me approx 4.5 years so no complaints, one puncture in all that time.

Awesome tyre, though a little pricey! I am running a turbo on my TVR T350c, so with power (depending on boost) around 500 BHP these tyres could take a lot more power! First gear marginal slip followed by immediate bite and grip.
Unbelievable in the wet too. I would not advise too much track stuff with these - although they are pretty good (although suffered fair amount of brake lock under heavy braking) - they are simply too expensive to use regularly on a track given the wear they suffered. So, fine for a maybe 2 or 3 track days a year, otherwise I would suggest a proper semi for the track - I use Bridgestone RE55's which are much cheaper, have far superior track grip, although have 0% grip in the wet, and only last about 6 track days...but at half the price of the Sports it does make sense. My sports are still looking good with about 50% tread left after 10,000 miles on the TVR.

were on my car when i bought it and have to say very very impressed superbly grippy on dry or wet , as usual for a performace tyre they wear very fast . but if you dont know that before you buy them you shouldnt be buying them , overall excellent and i would buy again

Very good sports tyre, soft and tacky. But I think they're too soft and suffer with the V6 3.2 engine weight over them. I beat they'd be very on the back, just need to find these with a very slightly tougher rubber for the front.

had a good deal on the price of these tyres when I bought them so I thought they would be a good buy considering michelin are supposed to be the ultimate tyre. But as it turns out not so. Only managed to get 7000 miles out them so far and they are now on the wear indicators and the grip in the wet is very poor.