[cloverleaf535]

Done it by number plate search Mg

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[cloverleaf535]

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[Andy Bowden]

It just goes to show that if enough ask, we sometimes get. Well done Michelin for listening.

Whilst I'm perfectly happy with the Goodyears I fitted in June, I will be fitting the PS4Ss at the next change.

 

[metalgod23]

Done it by number plate search Mg

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It was not showing up on pc but shows up on my phone. They don't have any available suppliers yet by the looks of it as it is newly released presumably. I took will buy the MPS4S at next change mainly because I have vouchers for 2 new front tyres from Michelin when I returned the last set as faulty before I swapped to the Good Years. The Good Years have been fine in the cold and wet but a bit harsh on the ride, although I am used to it now.

 

[cloverleaf535]

I have now started a Michelin ps4s thread so we don't end up losing any more info on this Goodyear thread.

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[m&ms]

Well I've only got 700km on my GYF1SS, so I'm not changing anytime soon! But good to see the Michelin is now available in the right size. No regrets with the Goodyears though, they are great!

 

[Hamfisti]

Gutted! Much prefer the MPS4Ss, but now stuck with the GYF1SSs for what's likely to be 18 months with the amount of mileage I'm currently doing.

 

[alannmss]

Have got one moan about the GYs ... don’t seem to come up so well with tyre treatment.. always used Auto finesse satin but doesn’t seem as good on these , gone back to Meguiars Endurance but even that doesn’t seem the same

 

[m&ms]

I use Auto Glym Tyre Dressing. They even use an Alfa Romeo in one of their promo shots.

Autoglym | Instant Tyre Dressing

 

[metalgod23]

Have got one moan about the GYs ... don’t seem to come up so well with tyre treatment.. always used Auto finesse satin but doesn’t seem as good on these , gone back to Meguiars Endurance but even that doesn’t seem the same

I feel the same, I have tried Auto Glym and few other tyre dressings and it always starts looking dull after 1 drive where as the Michelin sidewalls held much better once detailed.

 

[alannmss]

Not just me then .... thought I was imagining it

 

[smarty156]

The Goodyears are a firmer ride and they skip a bit more compared to the Michelins but the stiffer sidewalls means they turn in better and they're much cheaper.
Depends what you want in a tyre.