Primewell is a relatively new tire brand in North America and one that creates a lot of confusion among buyers. Many people think that this is just a new Chinese tire brand, but actually, Primewell operates under the umbrella of Firestone (Bridgestone) in North America. Meanwhile, in other markets, the brand is associated with Giti …
The tire market is flooded with new cheap models that promise high levels of performance and durability, at more than half the price of premium tires, such as the Lionhart brand. And, I’ve seen many drivers trust these promises, even those that own very expensive cars. The thing is, there is a reason why tires …
Federal is a name that many passenger-car drivers might not know, but the Taiwanese tire manufacturer has a pretty long history in producing tires. That’s important to know, especially because it seems that each year some new budget tire manufacturer arises and tries to steal market share. However, these manufacturers almost always offer cheap and …
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Nothing beats driving a vehicle with a low center of gravity. In these vehicles, everything seems faster and more responsive. More importantly, the low center of gravity improves the handling greatly and gives the driver the biggest smile on the face. The Polaris Slingshot is just that – a small car/motorcycle that promises exceptional dynamics, …
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The Dodge Challenger doesn’t have the ultimate recognizability of the Mustang, but in the eyes of some people (including me), it’s the better muscle car. From the retro-derived yet modern muscular design to the excellent choice of brawny engines and high-performance models, the Challenger is a muscle car that every enthusiast craves for. And it’s not …
The Michelin Premier LTX a premium touring all-season tire, offers the best wet performance of any touring all-season tire, excellent dry performance, long treadlife, and super-luxurious ride.
For crossover, truck, and SUV owners, I can’t think of many other products that handily beat the Premier LTX. Michelin made it available in 34 popular sizes, ranging from 16-inch wheel diameter to 22-inch wheel diameter. With that program, the company covers most crossovers on the market.
There is no question that winter driving causes the most accidents. Driving over snow, ice, and slush can be very dangerous due to limited traction and grip. On average, braking on snowy surfaces can be 2-3 times longer, and most drivers aren’t prepared for that difference. That is especially true if you don’t have winter …
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A successor to the widely-popular Primacy MXV4, the Premier A/S aims to provide drivers of passenger cars around the world with outstanding drivability, the highest level of safety, exceptional comfort, and extended treadlife. The main focus of the engineers this time around was to improve wet traction. The reason? Most of the car-related accidents happen in rainy conditions – 73%, in fact.
The thing is, the Michelin Premier A/S competes in the all-season grand-touring sector, where other premium companies already have excellent tires, such as the Bridgestone Turanza QuietTrack, and Continental PureContact LS. Winning against these rivals will never be easy, but at least on paper, the Premier A/S possesses some class-leading qualities.
The Michelin Defender T+H is a touring all-season tire designed for drivers of most passenger cars. The company offers the tire in many sizes, ranging from 14-inch wheel diameter to 18-inch wheel diameter. With these sizes, Michelin covers a large portion of the cars that are rolling on roads today.
We will cover the overall performance of the tire in various weather conditions, the comfort level it provides, how long it lasts, and let’s see what ingredients Michelin used in the Defender T+H to make it viable for drivers of passenger cars in North America.
With the Michelin Defender LTX M/S – the most capable all-season highway tire designed for drivers of any elevated vehicle you can think of. Trucks of any kind, smaller and larger SUVs, and even most crossovers can benefit from the qualities of this tire.
The Defender LTX M/S is a successor to the Michelin LTX M/S2, a tire that was already extremely popular among truckers in North America. According to Michelin, the new model aims to improve performance on all fronts.
In this Michelin Defender LTX M/S review, I’ll cover on-road dynamics on various surfaces, comfort levels, treadlife and treadwear warranty, and off-road traction.
