New Tires vs Worn Tires - What Performs Best?

What is the difference between retreaded tyre and new tyre there is no video about it..can do a video about its safety and which one I should buy..?

Most new tire tread these days are built only for fifty percent or less of the tire life.. If you look at a new tire tread you will notice that if fifty percent tread wore away you going to end up with virtually a slick. That is why it will grip better in the dry rather than the wet. In other words your getting ripped off by the tire manufacturers. End of story.

I had those Michelin Premiere A/S on my Accord before it was traded in and those tires are the best all season's I have used to date! It got me through 6-8 inches of snow with no issues and also with no compromise on safety!

Michelin and this video didn't tell you that their tires sidewalls cracks wt a million smile as they aged and can be a time bombs on wheels.
Hopefully you used up those treads in less than 2-3 years.

Short, sweet, much appreciated

I have no idea what this car even was without all these badges. I’m sure it’s a Peel P50!

Contact patch

pffffffffff wat is veiliger? 50kmh rijden in de winter met nieuwe zomerbanden of of 80kmh onder de zelfde omstandigheden met versleten winterbanden?

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A siped tire when it wears down, must loose grip. Sipes cut into the tread exposes rubber edges which improves grip.

Dear Friend... I just had almost a fatal accident while running on Michellin Premier LTX - I also thought that the old tire will give me grip... but its completely failed in light rain.
and at approximately 80-90 Km/h... its failed. I will take it up with michellin..

Does top speed reduce on a worn out tyre????

Wow amazing!!! It’s incredible how many technology are behind on Michelin tires!! Great video! Thanks

Please stop🤬 talking because i don't understand any thing
i need to see the different not talking a bout him

Ahh no wonder why my Continenal Extreme Contact Sports suddenly started gripping better when they were basically bald. I was like "wtf why is my car handling better?" Didn't know they got better dry grip with age

Very informative video and well made. Thanks for sharing!

That’s one of the main reasons why they’re so many accidents in rain and snow conditions in high populated areas. Driving too fast for conditions and having worn tires on vehicle also plays a major part.

Many people can’t afford to buy a brand new tire so instead they go out and buy on average used tires which are fairly descent.

If you come through the city of st.louis you’ll see many used tire shops around especially in the hood because folks can’t afford newer tires like that.

Michelin tires are good but too expensive!

Why Michellin tires prone to sidewall cracking specially on truck tires?

I felt a huge different after all 4 tyres got changed.Better handling and breaking performance along with better comfort and steering felt smooth too

Bald tires grab way better

Some good insights on why some tires cost more than others. As far as driving on older tires, if they have no dry rot, you are probably OK on back roads below 50mph, but on the highway, watch out. Proved this recently with a set of 10-year-old Dunlop winter tires that look like new as I rarely drive the car on the highway. But at 60 mph had definitely developed a shimmy. Also, stay away from Chinese tires with unknown brand names to avoid balance issues in highway driving.

The only problem is that I buy 3 sets of other tyres from the price of the Michelins, so I hawe much more km-s covered for the same price even if I change them before they wear out and lose their properties.

I bought brand new 35" all terrain General grabbers for my truck and had them installed and my truck feels like its fishtailing on ice when I'm swerving or switching lanes, it felt way better with the worn out bfg all terrains I had. I dont know if it will go away or if the tires just suck, I paid $1400 for them -_-

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Last week I changed my front tyres. Both old and new were Continental contactsport 5. The outer half of the old ones were slicks, the inner half had just a bit of profile left. After about 1h on the new ones they currently don't have the dry road performance the old ones had. Braking is less and in corners I have to correct more.

So my bald tires are race tires 😅

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Don’t cheap out on tires. They are worth every penny

bumpy / shaky ride normal with new tires?

I bought a set of michelin tires with these funny sype for my honda. Loudest set of tires on the highway I had ever experienced. I had to wear earplugs. Great idea, but painful on the ear.

In your daily use car with all of your family in it, the difference between a tyre with effective grip and a worn out tyre can mean a life long tragedy or life full of joy with your loved ones.
Please never ever compromise on car’s breaks and tyres.

Why no one makes long lasting tires anymore? All I can find is ultra high performance for my car....I drive a land yatch. I'd like a comfortable, long lasting tire. Any suggestions?

I love hearing that the tires I replaced the original ones with are better and I love hearing that, in some ways, my tires get better with age instead of just diminishing in value. Thank you skinny Subaru man.

I weld the segments and sipes that make these tires for a living lol.

As tires wear down they become more dick

Do worn tires get better mpg's? My new tires are getting 5-8% LESS mpg's, pisses me off.

So our local high schooler with bald tire is actually right, they are indeed “always on slicks”

formula 1 car tires don't have threads yet they are used to drive at high speeds and around curves with no problem. How is that possible?

Can anyone tell me if my 10 year old Pirelli pzero tires are safe? They only have 6000 miles on them.

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(Ugandan guy asking)

Thanks for confirming that worn tire actually has better grip in dry condition, while losing grip in wet condition.

I hate that phase where you’re tires aren’t worn enough to be replaced but not new enough to perform well in the rain

Love how they’re doing this test in Enterprise’s rental car 💀💀💀

Good video 4 years ago Michelin tires Is squirm terrible

The Lord Jesus Christ saved or all from the previous number on the comments Thank Glorious GOD it's gone,i prefer New also

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I buy new tires (Michelin's made in France) and then take them to specialized tire shops to have additional SIPES cut into each new tire. Well worth the additional $20 per tire to protect the life of my family. les schwab offers this service nationally in the USA.