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Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 - Test Results

Test Statistics

4

Tests Completed

2nd

Average Position

1st

Best Result

4th

Worst Result

Performance Analysis

Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 - Official Image

Across three UHP all-season tests, the Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 consistently tops the field, winning every overall comparison (1/4, 1/3, 1/7). Its standout strengths are objective braking (dry and wet), balanced handling with minimal time deltas to the best, and strong snow capability relative to other all-season rivals. Subjective comfort is also a highlight in key tests. Weaknesses are minor: slightly less sharp subjective wet/dry dynamics in some tests, higher price, and heavier weight.
Overall, the tire demonstrates a repeatable, all-round performance profile: benchmark braking in multiple conditions, near-class-leading handling, and credible winter performance for an all-season, translating to consistent test victories.

Performance Strengths
  • Dry Performance Strong
    • 1st place dry braking in 2020 test (34.97 m)
    • 2nd place dry handling in 2020 test (+0.2% from best)
    • 1st place dry braking in 2022 test (37.25 m)
    • 3rd place dry handling in 2022 test (+0.4% from best)
  • Wet Performance Strong
    • 1st place wet braking in 2020 test (18.84 m, shared top in article)
    • 4th place wet handling in 2020 test (+0.4% from best)
    • 1st place wet braking in 2022 test (30.08 m)
    • 2nd place wet handling in 2022 test (+0.2% from best)
  • Snow Performance Strong
    • 1st place snow braking/traction/handling in 2020 test
    • 2nd place snow braking/traction/handling in 2022 test (+3.4%/+13%/+2.1% from best)
    • 2nd place across snow tests vs winter/summer in 2021 (+26-61.8% from best winter)
  • Overall Consistency and Awards Strong
    • Overall winner in 2020 (1/7)
    • Overall winner in 2021 (1/3)
    • Overall winner in 2022 (1/4)
  • Comfort/Refinement Moderate
    • 1st place subjective comfort in 2022 (10/10)
    • 4th place comfort/noise in 2020 (8/10, +20% from best)
Performance Weaknesses
  • Subjective Handling Feel (Dry/Wet) Minor
    • Subj. wet handling 4/7 in 2020 (+15% from best)
    • Subj. dry handling 3/4 in 2022 (+5% from best)
  • Value/Cost and Mass Moderate
    • Highest price in 2020 (7/7, +64.4% from best)
    • Tire weight 5/7 in 2020 (+12.3% from best)
Performance Over Time

Test History

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2022/23 UHP All Season Tire Test

2022

Strong:
Subj. Comfort, Dry Braking, Snow Braking, Snow Handling, Snow Traction, Subj. Snow Handling, Rolling Resistance, Subj. Wet Handling, Wet Braking, Wet Circle, Wet Handling
Weak:
Dry Handling, Subj. Dry Handling
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Michelin Pilot Sport 4S vs Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 vs Michelin X-Ice Snow

2021

The Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 might not have matched the extreme winter X-Ice Snow, but it was leagues ahead of the summer tire in the snow and a really impressive tire considering its abil...
Strong:
Snow Braking, Snow Handling, Snow Traction
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2020 Tire Reviews UHP All Season Tire Test Winner

2020

The new Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 earns a win in its first test, proving to have a balanced performance in almost all tests, and an impressive ability to top the vehicle quickly and safely ...
Strong:
Dry Braking, Dry Handling, Subj. Dry Handling, Snow Braking, Snow Handling, Snow Traction, Wet Braking
Weak:
Price
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2024 Tire Rack UHP All Season Tire Test


Winner: Pirelli P Zero AS Plus 3

The Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 exhibited some minor harshness and jiggle on the road, with moderate levels of multi-tonal noise feedback. The steering was fast, responsive, and particularly ...
Strong:
Dry Braking, Snow Braking, Wet Braking
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