Continentals vs. Michelins
Re: Continentals vs. Michelins
Originally Posted by RPM
Contis - all season
Michelin's - summer (I believe)
On dry roads, better grip = Michelin's.
On wet/icy roads, better grip = Contis.
Michelin's - summer (I believe)
On dry roads, better grip = Michelin's.
On wet/icy roads, better grip = Contis.
I have 30,000 miles on the originals and I love them.
Many others here will disagree.
Ran 70 in heavy rain for several hours going down to the Dragon.
Also drove the Dragon while wet and never slipped once.
Lots of choices for these cars for sure.
www.tirerack.com is a popular website to compare your options.
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Re: Continentals vs. Michelins
I am absolutely pleased with my PS2s. I will probably purchase another set when the time comes. I'll probably go with 275/30R19 in the rear.
<EDITED> I've heard from other members that the PS2s do well in the rain. Snow is a different story. </EDITED>
<EDITED> I've heard from other members that the PS2s do well in the rain. Snow is a different story. </EDITED>
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Re: Continentals vs. Michelins
Originally Posted by RPM
Contis - all season
Michelins - summer (I believe)
On dry roads, bettter grip = Michelins.
On wet/icy roads, better grip = Contis.
Michelins - summer (I believe)
On dry roads, bettter grip = Michelins.
On wet/icy roads, better grip = Contis.
Several weeks ago when a bunch of us SoCal Crossfire owners got together there was an SRT6 with original ContiProContact tires on it, and those are all season tires.
Just an FYI
Re: Continentals vs. Michelins
Originally Posted by VALKRYDERGUY
That is correct. I have the Michelin PS2 summer tires.
I have 30.000 miles on the originals and I love them.
Many others here will disagree.
Lots of choices for these cars for sure.
www.tirerack.com is a popular website to compare your options.
I have 30.000 miles on the originals and I love them.
Many others here will disagree.
Lots of choices for these cars for sure.
www.tirerack.com is a popular website to compare your options.
We buy Kumho's for the Corvette all the time, $88 a pop.
Re: Continentals vs. Michelins
i had the ps2's, and they were pretty good. you're right about water handling, very good. i didn't get another set mostly because of price, and went with some potenza re760 sports. the new tires allow me to pull harder, so better traction. but i went with a wider tire too. my co-worker had the continental all weather on his car and he had more road noise, and would spin easier than my car did with the ps2's.
Re: Continentals vs. Michelins
Originally Posted by smokey847
My car is equipped with the Continental tires, which from what i've read appear to be the more expensive option. I know this is probably a stupid question, but what are the differences in the two tires? Will one outperform the other? Thanks!
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