Michelin Pro4 Endurance Tire

I've been riding a set of these (700 x 23C) on my road bike for about 2 months now, and average about 120 miles a week. No flats, nor any deep/large cuts.

The tires feel plenty fast for my shorter interval training and spirited weekend group rides distancing anywhere from 70 to 90 miles. I particularly like the durability of these as the last thing I want to do is flat out and make everybody wait during a large group ride. And I don't feel like they're holding me back in terms of speed, or I wouldn't even be riding with them.

I have had 3 sets of these now that I have run completely in to the ground with a grand total of 1, yes 1, flat. The shocker is the suppleness of the ride, compared to saya Gatorskin. I ride on a lot of sketchy rural roads, so these have seen all sorts of action. I have also run these for crits, with no complaints on that end either. I run 25's and modify the pressure according to the situation. I just put some 23's on my TT rig and the rid is a bit stiffer, but more responsive. My advice, go with the 25's as an all around tire, and you'll be satisfied. The all black looks dope. Happy trails!

Great tires, I wouldn't buy any others. I had a set of Gator Skins and had a flat every time I went out. I've ridden over 2000 miles on my latest set with only one or two flats. They are smooth, quick and a reliable ride!

These tires are reasonably tough and long wearing with very good handling and ride quality. The 25c tires that I most recently received (all black version) are noticeably and measurably narrower than older 25c Pro4 Endurance tires that I've had (blackgrey version). The old ones measured 27mm when mounted on a CXP-33, and 27.5mm on a Velocity Dyad. The new ones (purchased Dec. '14) measure 25.1mm on a CXP-33.

I've got over 3500 miles on a set of these and except for a pinch flat that was my fault, they have been perfect. They don't feel heavy or slow and rocks don't cut them. Fantastic tire.

This tire stands up well to the basalt chips that we get on the side of the roads out here in Hood River. It has good wet weather grip as well. I go through a lot of these between my wife's bike and mine. Seems like we are getting about 2K out of them before the tread wears out... so not the longest mileage tire. But you can't have good grip with a harder rubber. A great mix of durability, weight and suppleness.

I am getting about 1500 solid miles on these tires. I tend to replace when I feel I might start getting flats and definitely before any serious signs of tread wear.

Bought one of these to replace a Krylion Carbon that was cut through. The tire is durable and pretty darn puncture resistant, but still handles well.

Only complaint is the weight, but it's worth it for the puncture resistance.

Use these tires for all my road riding. Corner well, good gripping power. Not prone to flats although at a mere 125 pounds riding on them I've never really been prone to getting flats. Michelin has always provided quality tires both on the road and mountain biking side. Nothing to complain about here, I've been thoroughly please with their performance and they seem to wear pretty well and as Michelin says they seem pretty durable.

This tire is one of the best i've used.this is my second set.A little hard to mount the first time(typical for this type of tire).i rotate my tires often and didn't have any trouble.this tire does everything well.Low rolling resistance,smooth,corners well,super grip,great mialage,and sharp looking.After 1500 miles i mounted them on a secondary bike and pushed them as far as they would go.Got 3000 miles out of them.That was with the utmost maintenance.Proper pressure,wiped down after every ride,rotated every 500 miles.Your mialage may vary.Very flat resistant.Would i buy them again?I did

Probably 3500 miles on 1st set. More mileage left on them, but I changed to start off 2014 on a new set. I think no flats, which is a personal record for mileage, though most of those miles are on the Natchez Trace Parkway, where there is not much debris.

Unless someone tells me of another tire that is better, I will buy another set this year.

this tire meets my criteria of very good dependable tire that has good road feel and it is confident in dry and wet conditions

25 size smooths out the bumps and the endurance tire rides like the race model. They still wear quicker than other leading brands such as Continental.

I'm been using these about 9 months or about 3,000 miles. Just rotated them because the rear was getting square. So far flats haven't been a problem but then the streets haven't been sanded with the local sharp tiny gravel that plagues us here.

Normally I put on my Gatorskins for the winter but the extra rotating weight of the wire bead is just too annoying. Also I feel more confident in the corners on the Pro 4's.

They are much easier to mount than the Michelin carbons but that might be the difference between 23s and 25s. The latest purchase was to fill out the order for free shipping since I will be using them in the future and the price was right.

Previously used Michelin Krylion Carbon tires (23 mm width). The Pro4 Endurance tire in grey/black was available only in 25 mm width & ride with a more noticeable rolling resistance comparatively. I haven't put enough miles on them to compare wear/mileage.

I ride 30-80 miles on the weekend, I am 5'11 245lbs and mainly ride on back country roads that often have gravely shoulders. I got 2500 miles out on the OEM Bontrager Race all weather plus until I got my first flat on a Century ride-so very good overall. Buddies that I ride with suggested, because of my size and road conditions -and looking for a strong tire with low roll resistance, Michelin Pro4 Endurance Tire and it fit the bill. And Bike Tire Direct had the best online price. I have about 500 miles on them now and they smother and quieter than the OEM's. I feel very secure on fast down hills as well as out of the saddle bursts on climbs.

It was the first time I purchased from Bike Tires and it will not be the last. Great selections and more than just tires. On time delivery get goods offers. I installed them myself easily.

I switched from the Lithion 2to the Pro4 Endurance for the fall season due to the increased debris on the road. I have logged about 500 miles on these and put them through some tough road conditions, including crushed shells, sand, branches, acorns, and all the other debris that falls onto New England fall roads. So far, I haven't noticed any abnormal wear or punctures. I think i prefer the look of the Lithion 2, but as far as durability, the Pro4 Endurance wins hands down.

Switched to these when the Krylion was discontinued. Pro4 Endurance rides well enough but so far they last about half as long as the Krylion. I ride about 8000 miles a year and would get about 2500-3000 miles on a set of Krylions before surface got flat enough to replace though the tires were still in solid shape. On the Pro4, the colored sidewalls starts cracking and even separating from the main tread as the weld between the tread and sidewall. So far I've been lucky to get about 1200-1500 miles on a pair before I have to replace because of the the cracking and separation, yet with plenty of tread left. I guess I'm more use to this short life in a performance tire versus a training tire.

Awesome tires. Good for long practice rides.

I'm still not sure how some cyclists say they ride the same tire for years and years. But then again, I dont just ride casually, so by the end of the season there are enough scuffs, wear, and cuts that I feel better replacing.

My favorite choice when not on the best wheels with best tires. Can't really tell the difference between these and the ProRace4 except the price when riding. There wear like they were made out of stone. Get 2K miles easy out of the rear and the front even more.

Had several sets Pro 3 that were prefect. Try 2 sets of pro 4 and the last set had bad sidewalls. Usually got about 1000 miles per set. Now trying Pro 4 endurance.

got a puncture in less than 60 miles of riding not a very good performance.

Good value on sale price. No flats yet but only a few hundred miles so far.

I seem to be surrounded by poor pavement, whether in the City or the back roads around here. Smooth pavement is so rare! And then there is debris of all kinds. So, I need a tire that is versatile and tough, but not real heavy. This is the ticket. Tried others, love this tire!

Would have been 5 stars, but they are a bit tight getting on to the rims. I'm not sure if this is a bad rim/tire combo or if the tyres are just a bit on the neat side for fitting standard rims. Would be interesting to hear if anyone else had this issues. Other than that these are fine.

These tire are working great and look great. I love the color strip to match my bike. I did have a hard time getting them on my rims.

I mostly train with the ProRace series of tires and the previuos Pro3 was a complete disappointment in terms of wear and durability. The Pro4 provided the virtues of the earlier Pro2 with better grip and slightly better wear. Now the Pro4 Endurance is a step in the right directionthe grip of the regular Pro 4 coupled to better longevity....

They feel great, excellent rolling resistance. Compared to my old tires, the acceleration was quite noticeable. Have yet to experience them in a good rain so I can't speak to that. I will be buying these again.

Seem to be good tires had one flat on a rainy day after about 50 miles in not to bad. Seem to handle well.