MICHELIN PILOT SPORT 5 - REVIEW WET BRAKING

The Michelin Pilot Sport 5 in a WET BRAKING TEST. This Michelin UHP summer tire, in this case 225/45 R17 size, is said to be excellent in rainy and wet conditions. Especially in wet braking. So that's what I wanted to test myself first.
Using a stretch of road I often use as a benchmark, I did a series of emergency brake tests at different speeds.
In the video review you will find my conclusion. :-)
/ @dmhlados3615
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[@asliddinadkhamov4853]

Мишленга гап йук ❤❤

[@DavidZangy]

Best breaking performance i have ever had with tires.

[@dmhlados3615]

I would agree. I've had different touring tires (Vredestein/Continental) and UHP tires (Hankook) on this car. And different sets of Michelins on my previous car. So far these PS5's feel superior under braking. That said, there may well be other tires out there that are comparable, but so far I am very happy with these.

[@DavidZangy]

What about gripping? is it going to get better with time?@@dmhlados3615

[@dmhlados3615]

Well, for me the grip on wet roads (so not just braking) seems really good. I can maintain a lot of speed when cornering hard. Once the tires wear down a little, the dry grip should get better. See here for more explanation: www.tirebuyer.com/education/breaking-in-your-new-tires