Michelin Power Protection TLR Road Tire

Installed the 32mm black sidewall version on Roval Alpinist cl with 21mm internal rim. The sidewalls are stiff but the installation was not hard and the tires sealed up immediately with just a cheap low volume floor pump. My hope was that they would compare well to Continental GP 4 Season 32 and It seems they do. They're a bit heavier and the the sidwalls a way stiffer, but they're just about as fast, and seem to have a similar amount of grip wet or dry. I only have about 200 miles on them so far, but the tread looks almost new. The road feel is a bit muted compared to the GP4 Season, but I have a bit more confidence in their toughness and ability to widstand punctures and especially sidewall abrasions. Not as fast as GP 5000 AS TR, but seems perfect for urban hijinks and high speed long distance commuting.

Have 1200 miles on these on my Specialized Tarmac in size 30, very few other choices in this size. As noted, they are very hard to mount; the master bike mechanic who put them on fought with them for way more than it took to get the Conti 5000s on, but so far they are wearing well. I have had a few small leaks in front tire, but the tubeless healed itself.

So far these are looking good, the Conti 5000's never made it past 800-900 miles on my rear (I ride on lots of chipseal roads) and they have good grip and handling.

These are not easy to get on the rims. I didn't do them myself, I had a local shop mount them for me and the mechanic (he's a master) struggled to get them on. I had the tubeless fail 3 times after sitting, but the 4th time was the charm. I really like these tires for my winter riding and switched from the usual Conti 5000's because those are not durable enough for winter riding. I have about 500 miles on them and really like them, ordering a second set now.

Very very similar to the Conti 5000.

I've put about 1,000 miles on it. It's my rear tire. 28. Smooth. Just a solid racing tire.

Spent a decade or so on gatorskins and became complacent with the ride quality. I rarely change things up so i spent a fair amount of time trying to find a replacement that added some comfort for my aging body. So far midwest chip and seal and potholes have done no damage to these tires. The traction is good, the tires are very supple, and the protection is what i was hoping it would be.

I didn't have any issues mounting these without tire irons. A little strength and know how. In addition, I had no issues using orange sealant.

I decided on these tires since past experience w/ tubes have been very good. Assuming tubeless will be even better.

Finally got the tires mounted and up to pressure on my Krysium rims. We will see if I can get them stretched enough to get them on my Zipps. The jury is still out on how they perform on the road.