Michelin pilot sport a/s plus P285/40R17 100Y all-season tire

Replaced some 295/70/17 Maxxis Razors with these Toyos in a 35/12.50/17 and my truck is somewhat capable again. I've driven up dry rocks, wet rocks, mud, snow, slush and they're fantastic!

Have these tires and with 20k miles on them got a terrible wheel shaking had them rebalanced twice and with 1/2 the tread left Toyo will do nothing. It's definitely the tires because when I put the stock tires back on the shaking stops. I would never buy Toyo's again as they don't stand behind their product.

Love the feel these tires give. Slightly louder the factory tires, but the grip and feel make up for the sound. Highly recommended Pilot sport line of tires..

I wanted the best-rated A/S UHP tire so, the Michelin Pilot Sport 3-Plus a/s tire. I needed to replace my OEM tires and thought my car could use an upgrade. The tire certainly is an improvement in dry grip compared to the OEM tire. I'm expecting wet grip to deliver better-than-OEM results too. Same expectation for light snow. What I have trouble with is this tire has quite a bit of road noise, and a ride that is more harsh when at my car's recommended air pressure (41 psi). I will lower the tire pressure t around 38 psi, and see how that affects ride quality. I'll see if I can live with the intrusive noise level too.

I have a 2015 Ford Mustang V6. I upgraded my wheels to RTR Tech 5 19-inch in charcoal matte. Paired them up with Michelin's Pilot Sport A/S 3+ 275/40ZR19s. Last weekend I went out with my Mustang group for a fun Palms to Pines drive. Drove through some windy mountain roads & then down hill into the CA desert. My previous setup, on hard turns, I'd get a little bit of squealing from the tires. Granted, they had over 20,000 miles but they are rated as 45,000 mile capable. These, with less than 500 miles didn't make a peep on hard turns and I pushed them harder than I normally would just to see what may happen. Love them so far!