[boss2k]

Originally Posted by smknjoe

Depends on how you drive and your roads.

My rear tires are toast now at 15,000 miles. They really should have been replaced around 12,000-13,000 but I was hoping I could get a little more out of them. Getting new ones put on this weekend. They get really squirrely in the wet right now; no bueno!

...I'm not ginger with the throttle when conditions allow for it.

Which tires are you putting on , which is a good replacement for MPSS? Michelin 4S?

[boss2k]

Originally Posted by Gizmo 335i

My 3-week old '21 came with MPSS for what it's worth. I never had a choice otherwise as far as I know.

Why does everyone complain about MPSS , i like those tires. They stick to the road very well for aggressive driving

[Gizmo 335i]

Originally Posted by boss2k

Why does everyone complain about MPSS , i like those tires. They stick to the road very well for aggressive driving

I'm not complaining. I was just pointing out that as far as I know, MPSS are the only factory option.

[Superdaws]

MY21 delivered in Aus with MPSS here.

[smknjoe]

Originally Posted by boss2k

Which tires are you putting on , which is a good replacement for MPSS? Michelin 4S?

I haven't tried MP4S, but I hear they are as good, if not better, than MPSS. Especially, in the wet.

Got a new set of 763ms and they came with Cup 2s pre-mounted. So, I guess I'll still have to be careful in wet conditions.

When it comes time to get another set I'll probably go with MP4S just because it rains a lot in where I live.

[Up4speed]

I have 2 cars with MP4S's and they are truly amazing! I track one of the cars, and they even hold up well on track. I used them in wet and dry on the track and they were VERY sticky and communicative. My other car came with MPSS and when I put the MP4S on, it was a dramatic improvement (but in all fairness the other tires were 6 years old, and probably hardened a little from age).
When my M2 needs tires, I'm definitely getting the 4S's, unless something newer and better comes out.

[keylime503]

I've had multiple sets of both MPSS and MP4S on the same vehicle. IMO anyone telling you they can tell the difference between MPSS and MP4S on the street is just convincing themselves that they can tell any difference . Both are very good tires, but there is zero difference on the street. On the track, the MP4S is slightly better but again, the MPSS is a very good tire. I plan on tracking my M2C about 3-4 times per year and I see no reason to swap to MP4S until I use up the MPSS that the car will come with.

[Hank Scorpio]

I bought a 2019 M2C last April and mine came with Michelin Alpine PA4's. I was a little confused when I realized I had on winters, but it made sense when I found out the car was originally from Nova Scotia, Canada lol

On a side note: I had a wheel alignment done not too long ago, and I found out the previous owner put a rust preventative under the car. Car also came with PPF.