Milestar MS932 Sport Reviews & Ratings

Haven't driven in that much yet while they look okay and they seem to grip well on drive pavement that noise level is maybe a two to three out of 10 on what surfaces that not raining but what that increases to about 5 out of 10 but when it's raining these tires are an 8 out of 10 on noise they are very loud maybe after they break in they'll get better they have easy rolling but the steering is a little bit sluggish I will critique this review in the future just beware that they can be very noisy in the rain like a jet plane taking off ...

Could not be happier with these tires. Good price and a great ride. Like a new pair of socks

2019 Ford Fusion hybrid. The look very much like the Michelins that were OEM but the life was dismal...lucky to get 30K out of these before they were bald. I monitor the pressure and rotate when I do oil changes. These started very nicely, but the wear was horrible. Let us see if they stand by their warranty. Mostly highway mileage.

So far, so good

I have now put 8,000 miles on my Milestar MS932 Sport (265/60-18). Tread wear is at 8-9-32 " on roads here known for their abrasiveness and shorter tire tread lives. Still very impressed with their dry and ,particularly, wet traction characteristics. A compliant ride at stock (36 psi) pressures but a sharper turn in at 10% higher pressures where my Jeep always lives. Have aftermarket rotors with Porterfield RS$-S pads and agrressive stopping will only activate ABS for a split second at nearly stopped. Again I say that these tires outperform the Michelin Latitude Tours which came as OEM on this JGC.

So far so good

Would recommend these tires

do not use for winter season, poor traction

I've never bought tires for the money as good as these We put them on my daughter's 2004 Toyota Corolla and they've been phenomenal tires I would recommend them to anyone.