Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 - ON TRACK (ANSWERED)

[avs3162]

Hey guys, So I have some upcoming open track days where I live and I don’t have the luxury meaning "money" of buying Summer. I was wondering if anyone knows how good the Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4’s would be on track. I also run a 275/40/19 square setup. When I’m talking about track I mean a full circuit not a drag strip.

Edit: I also want to add I already have these tires on the car, simply was asking about them being on track used on track. Also removed wording that confused many people about weather and summer tires.

Sponsored

 

[WD Pro]

Post #2274 and then follow the responses :

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/what-did-you-do-to-your-m1-today.171200/page-152

WD

 

[EFI]

You'll "get by" but you're going to be skating around if you have any sort of pace and those things will be howling!

 

[KingKona]

Lots of snow in your area?

If you want to track the car, it would be recommended to buy a 2nd set of wheels and tires with more track-focused rubber.

 

[avs3162]

Lots of snow in your area?

No, cold temperatures

 

[KingKona]

No, really cold temperatures

But no snow? Where do you live?

 

[avs3162]

But no snow? That makes no sense. Where do you live?

Georgia, the winter's get down to the 10s and I don't want 2 set of tires

 

[KingKona]

Georgia

Oh...yeah.....really cold temperatures.

Look.....I DD my car with the MICHELIN PILOT SPORT 4S tires, and it's not a problem. Just go ahead and get some MPS tires.

 

[avs3162]

Oh...yeah.....really cold temperatures.

Look.....I DD my car with the MICHELIN PILOT SPORT 4S tires, and it's not a problem. Just go ahead and get some MPS tires.

Winter month's get into the 10s. I don't need MP4S. This is my second s550 and I know these tires the best being Michelin and I won't have to worry about the wear. Summer tire's and the 10s don't mix well.

 

[KingKona]

Winter month's get into the 10s. I don't need MP4S. This is my second s550 and I know these tires the best being Michelin and I won't have to worry about the wear. Summer tire's and the 10s don't mix well.

Your winter is milder than mine, it's warmer there. I DD my car, it's perfectly fine.

You get into the tens maybe a few days a year, at worst.

 

[avs3162]

Your winter is milder than mine, it's warmer there. I DD my car, it's perfectly fine.

You get into the tens maybe a few days a year, at worst.

Nah, it's like 2 months. I was only asking about the tires because on All-Seasons on track don't mix due to the heat.

 

[TopJimmyCooks]

Hey guys, So I have some upcoming open track days where I live and I don’t have the luxury of buying Summer tires because of the weather. I was wondering if anyone knows how good the Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4’s would be on track. I also run a 275/40/19 square setup. When I’m talking about track I mean a full circuit not a drag strip.

I ran Mich Pilot Spot A/S3+ tires my first time on track (VIR). They worked, but the only reason they worked was because I was so “green”. I had outgrown them by the end of the weekend. If this is your first track day experience it might be fine but I would not do it as a practice.

 

[KingKona]

Nah, it's like 2 months....

 

[avs3162]

Bro, it's not that big . I live here. I know the weather.

 

[KingKona]

Bro, it's not that big . I live here. I know the weather.

You're asking for information. I'm trying to help you, but you're fighting the facts. Such as, it's not in the teens in Georgia for 2 months.

I driver in a colder climate than you, and use the Michelin PILOT SPORT 4S tires all year round. It's perfectly fine.

You could also look at CONTINENTAL EXTREMECONTACT SPORT 02. Those are good tires too.

Sponsored