Which of the two tires is better, Hankook or Michelin

It must have been Michelin. There are a lot of racing tires that are Michelin, and first of all, I think his grip is not half as light as Hankook's. Especially the Haoyue 4 tire.

The performance is honestly not bad, but the tire wall is too thin. Bulge at every turn. Not resistant.

Hankook is a bit more durable. It's up to you.

Common tire properties include "low fuel consumption", "high mileage", "quiet", "comfortable", "handling", etc.

For example, the tires of many sports cars have very low mileage, that is, they are not wear-resistant. On the other hand, there are some "taxi-specific" tires that have a high mileage, but they are not to mention comfort. So, a general comparison of the two brands together is one-sided.

In terms of comprehensive performance, of course, Michelin is higher, but it will also be much higher.

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Hankook and Michelin are like that, half a pound and eight taels 'If you seriously say that the tire is easy to use, first talk about domestic tires. The first point is that domestic tires are cheap, and the most important thing is that the performance is fast, what is the so-called grip, noise. Wear-resistant these are very easy in the first few days, so let's use Chaoyang, which is cost-effective.

It must be Michelin, first of all, the brand Michelin is not as big as Hankook, and the tire wall of Hankook is thicker than Michelin's, and the fuel consumption has gone up. In terms of performance, Hankook may be stronger, but safety is the most important thing. Michelin did a better job of this.

The owner's original car is equipped with Hankook tires, which are mainly silent shooting molding products, and the daily family experience is also very good. I've been driving for over four years now, and I also have a lot of cracks on my tires, plus I'm thinking about replacing my tires because of the total high-speed running. There are many friends around me who recommend Michelin Hyatt 4 tires, on the one hand, it is the word-of-mouth accumulation of the third-generation products and the brand advantages of Michelin tires.

But after consulting at the tire shop, the host hesitated. The reason is simple. If you change to the same Hankook tires, it will cost more than 400 won, and if you change to Michelin Hyatt 4 tires, it will cost you more than 800 won.

Later, just in time for the in-store event, he gritted his teeth and replaced the Michelin number 4 tires. Now, for a month, he has been giving Amway tires to the riders around him. Next, let's hear what he has to say about the Michelin 4 tyres and see what conquers him.

First up is the mute effect and comfort. This is one of the core strengths of the Michelin Hyatt 4 tires. The original team's Hankook tires are also mainly silent and comfortable tires, but the gel is very hard, and the tire noise is noticeable at high speeds.

In addition, with the increase of years, the hardness of the tires is getting deeper and deeper, the tire noise is getting louder and louder, and even when running at high speeds, the volume should be amplified when listening to songs. The noise of the Michelin Hyatt 4 tires instead of the ** tires is somewhat inconvenient, which shows how outstanding its effectiveness is.

Let's take a look at the comparison between the two tires. Hankook Tire is Korea's first tire company to provide JATA for cars, light trucks (SUVs, RVs, etc.), trucks, buses, and special race cars, and is currently a sales giant in 180 countries around the world. Michelin Tyres is a tire company established 100 years ago in Clemenperand, France, with a long history.

Like Hankook Tire, Michelin Tire is the global leader in the production of tires for a wide range of cars, trucks, trains, and other vehicles on the market, with sales offices in more than 171 countries. Hankook Tire has a much shorter development time than Michelin Tire. The author's brother-in-law took an old off-road car that he had driven for several years, and last year he spent more than 1,000 won to replace the old tires, and at first replaced them with Hankook tires that were the same as those of the car factory.

But then the money was added and the original Hankook tires were replaced with Michelin tires.

Hankook tires themselves are very hard. As the service life of the tire increases, the denaturation of the rubber makes the tire become stronger and stronger, and the tire will "peel" for a long time, and the rubber will gradually shed the rubber over time with the mixture of sunlight, wind and rain. Switching to Michelin tires not only improves the way the rubber falls off, but also reduces noise at high speeds.

The texture of the tires is relatively soft, and the Michelin tires do not make a strong noise when they rub against the road at high speeds. Just like when you're running in spikes and running shoes, the experience is completely different.

There is no doubt that Michelin is better. City road, off-road, semi-hot melt, hot melt tires are better for Michelin in every aspect. Michelin because of the comparison between comfortable new and silent, many people think that the wear resistance is poor, but in fact, it is not.

If the tire sidewall has a wear resistance index, the higher the value, the more wear-resistant, and the quieter performance will be relatively reduced. So choose according to your needs and wallet.