Hello, need some suggestion trying to get all the 4*tires replaced (it's about time :( )
here is the latest quote I got from cotsco, should I go for Michelin SS (now known as Pilot Sport 4 S)
or the A/S 4 ? super confused
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Hello, need some suggestion trying to get all the 4*tires replaced (it's about time :( )
here is the latest quote I got from cotsco, should I go for Michelin SS (now known as Pilot Sport 4 S)
or the A/S 4 ? super confused
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current tires pretty worn out a d tired ..Quote:
Originally Posted by zhp4life
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That's a good price at Costco. I paid $732 back in Nov-2020 for the Pilot Sport A/S 4 set but that included the Black Friday promotion.
I also considered the Pilot Sport 4S but the warranty for those is 30k miles. Then I went with A/S 4 because the warranty is 45k miles. Please notice the warranty will be cut in half because the tires can't be rotated in these cars.
always good to hear your suggestion Fredo, I haven't thought about warranty (good point). I think I will go with A/S 4 then, will keep you posted.
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One is an Ultra High Performance All-Season tire & the other a Max Performance Summer tire = two different animals.
I've had good results from all Michelins, from Pilot Sports, A/S2,3 & 3+, Primacy and CrossClimate over the past decade. Choose based on your driving style & road/weather conditions. Good luck!
I agree with everyone’s comments. Additionally, I used to have summer Pilot Sports back when I had dedicated summer and winter wheels, but have had and been very happy with their all-season offerings—A/S 3, 3+, and now 4—since 2014!
Agreed with John in VA.
I had Michelin Pilot Super Sports and just changed to Michelin Pilot Sport 4S in rear and Sport 4 up front.
They are super grippy and don't break free even when pushing them pretty aggressively on a turn.
Those two are very similar, but completely different than an all season tire (the A/S line).
If you have a dedicated winter tire, I would get the 4S, you won't be disappointed.
I did the exact same thing and I hate that about the warranty. I've thought about switching to squared just because of this. I don't need winter tires and I have been very satisfied with the A/S 4's.Quote:
Originally Posted by fredo