Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 

Installed at CAR X, looks like they balanced tires not quite well there. But tires behave fine so far, better wet driving and less noise, comparing to previous set of BF Goodrich High Performance all season I got prior. Will review later again.

I'm very picky about my tires and I have to say, I've never owned a more responsive set of tires in my life.
These tires are quiet, smooth and outstanding in the wet.
At about 50,000 miles the tread was almost at the wear bars and I noticed them getting a little loud but at this point in their life I felt like I was on "bonus miles" so it really didn't bother me.
Can't say enough good stuff about these tires other than get some, you will be very happy.

Replace Conti procontact all seasons with about 25k on them with these summer tires, not a fair apples to apples comparison. The conti's were okay for normal driving, but turn it up a notch and traction quickly disappeared especially in the rain. With a V6 and DSG, even on moderate acceleration on dry pavement, at least one wheel would spin tripping the traction control which cut power. This can be dangerous when you are trying accelerate into traffic. Anyway, these new A105's cured the problem. Much better in the rain, solid handling in the dry, much quicker steering response. Even in normal driving they give the driver a feeling of confidence. Doesn't quite make the Passat a sports sedan, but definitely improves the handling over OEM's. Also I purchased winter tires and wheels from Tirerack which again proved much better in the snow than the OEM AS tires. What sealed the deal was tirerack's price was almost $100. cheaper per tire than any other distributor that I could find. Not sure why, but I'm not complaining.

The tires grip very well on dry roads and 0-60 times have improved. The tire allows me to maintain good corner speed when I want to drive the car in a spirited manner. I am pleased with the tire and I would purchase another set for my car. My car is a daily driver and mostly sees hwy and city driving.

Nice performance tire, value priced, excellent dry road handling characteristics!

Just to be clear right off the bat, i bought these because they were cheap and the reviews seemed to indicate that they were at least an upgrade from the dreadful Pirelli All-Seasons my car came with. Also, I have a 2nd set of wheels with RE71R Bridgestones that I use exclusively for autocrossing, but also drive me to and from events so I knew what the car felt like with other tires on it before I bought these Yokohamas.

With that out of the way, these things have far exceeded my expectations. I only have a couple thousand miles or so on them. Commuting with a long weekend road trip to teach an autocross school in Mississippi where I did run them around the course to check. Overall they are great to live with every day. Very quiet for a high perf. tire. Soft ride, but also feel grippy (gooey?) and they do communicate well. A little slow to respond to steering, but that makes them a little nicer on the highway. They don't follow every groove in the road. For the price I got them for they simply cannot be beaten. I drove in a brief rain storm where my wipers were on high for a bit. Absolutely not a hint of hydroplaning. If anything changes radically I'll update, but for now I have to say in my application I'm very satisfied.

Great tire for the price. Has a good look, quiet ride and butter smooth on a smooth road.

Very happy with these tires - stick great and really cannot single out any fault with them, wet or dry. Was pleasantly surprised with how quiet and smooth they are. Did not buy them for that so it's an unexpected bonus. Treadwear seems normal - have 5,000 miles on them thus far and they don't seem to be wearing faster than I'd expect for the treadwear rating. I'd guess I can safely get well past 20k at this point. They also are robust on the sidewall and come past my rim to protect the edge, unlike so many other tires. Would not hesitate to buy again.

Comfortable and responsive tires. The tires are not quite as quiet with road noise but handle great on the small SUV. Wet weather traction in S.FL is a must and the tires perform quite well and hold the road even in flooded conditions .

Although discontinued, the Yoko Advan V105 has been great for the E46. It has performed well with mild noise that has not increased over time, and treadwear has actually been better than expected for the performance level of the tire. Tires have plenty of cornering and braking grip on canyon roads (have not tested on track), and perform surprisingly well in wet conditions as well. One disadvantage I have noted is if these tires sit for over a week it can take several miles for the flat spotting and vibration associated to resolve.

ADVAN Sport V105 is a great compromise between performance and street use. The dry grip is exceptional which allows me to go flat out through long corners where previously I had to lift off. The finger width wide water evacuation grooves are functional with no signs of hydroplaning even at highway speeds in torrential downpour. Side walls are stiff for sharp cornering and excellent tactile feel of where the steering center is. The drawback would be ride comfort but it was not something that really bothered me considering I am on coilover suspension. The tread wear seems to be decent, I anticipate about 12k total of spirited driving for the life of the tire. Only real negative I noticed was the fuel economy dropping by 3mpg however with the wider contact patch and soft compound I think it is fair. Overall solid choice for those who can't quite afford Michelin PSS but want better tread wear than Continental Extreme Contact Sport.

I've got about 5000 miles on these tires after a year. Car is only driven in weather above 40 degrees F, so I can't speak for cold weather driving.

Tires are quiet, responsive, and provide adequate grip. My only complaint is that the tread design with the wide high speed rib tends to "hunt" when driving over an uneven or imperfect surface. So if you're driving 80+ and come across a joint in the road that travels in your lane the tires will 100% grab it and not let go. Makes the car feel more like a metro train car with how aggressive it can take the wheel.

Even after a couple of donuts, burnouts, and general hooning the tires should easily last 20k miles when properly aired and rotated. My setup is square 20x9 so your mileage would vary if it is a staggered setup. I am also running factory camber which isn't terribly aggressive, but noticeable on the tire shoulders.