I am looking for a low noise tire that grip very good in wet weather. I hope it's ride smooth and last long too.

Any I deals?

--Al

 

are you asking about michelin PS2 or A/S Pilot Plus?

 

the michelin ppilot sport a/s plus is a great tire....it is all that you mentioned

 

Here are few threads about rated tires.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/the...nce-tires.html
Here are the all season one's
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/the...son-tires.html

very usefull thread, i got michelin pilot a/s plus they're awesome tires nothing to complain about.

 

A/S Pilot Plus

Thanks
--Al

 

You can read my story here. In the end I ended up with PS2s (Don’t think you will find a better tire for rain (summer tire)). I don’t notice the noise any longer and I have 5-6k on them now. If it was not for the drifting, the A/S plus would be a great tire for my car. Good luck and if you have an issue, Michelin is great about taking care of you.

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/the...-continue.html

Edit: Fixed link

 

Michelin period makes some of the best tires out there right now. Both the Pilot Sports and the A/S Plus are amazing tires.

 

I just got a set of the pilot sport AS plus today and I like them except for the fact that the run wider than my old falken and rub the fender. I havent put more than 60 miles on them but they seem quiet and very smooth. The best thing about it is the 500 TWR

 

I have the new Pilot Plus as recommended, but now my car goes to the right when I let go of the steering wheel.

Is this normal? My GS350 is a 2008 with 25,000 miles on it now. I didn't have this problem before.

Thanks,
--Al

 

You need a wheel alignment

 

So soon?

--Al

 

I am loving the Michellins. I spent two evenings using a file to reshape the rear of the fender lips in the rear of the car. I also had them trimmed with a handheld power saw to make these tires fit and I am thinking the hard work was worth it . These tires are great. 45 k warranty ( not with my alignment, but you wont see toyo, falken , or nitto putting 45k gaurantees on their tires available in a 245/30 and 275/30), quiet ride, and extrta fat look

 

Yes, it makes sense! However, you might want to check and ensure each tire has the recommended amount of air, just in case.

 

I had an alignment done with my last 2 sets of tires and it didnt seem to do much to aid the life of the tire

 

I thought you went 255 in the front? Change of heart?