The Jaguar XF has two generations and can either be an executive or midsize luxury car featured as a 4-door saloon or 5-door estate. The Jaguar CF has received many awards including being awarded Best Saloon Car by Golden Steering Wheel Awards. Most notably, the Jaguar XF won the What Car? Best Executive Car award in 2011 for the fourth consecutive year as well as winning Auto express Car of the decade in 2011.
A high performance car tyre developed to deliver shorter braking distances and reliable handling
Developed to deliver a robust and precise driving performance - with strong grip and precise handling.
Sport Maxx delivers top class performance on both wet and dry surfaces
Designed for high performance and sports cars, the Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S offers an unparalleled driving experience due to exceptional steering precision and directional stability.
Just fine, no issue with the tyres, just the fitters
They tyres are performing very well. There is a noticeable reduction in internal noise and they are proving to be very responsive. Turn in is crisp and they can really be leaned on in corner and give good feedback through the steering. The rim protector is also a very welcome feature.
Strange, I've always found them to be great tyres, I have previously put these on a 328i, corsa 1.4, Audi A5 3.0 and an A6. They have always felt great and given loads of feedback. I'm not sure if its because these are the extra load version but they just don't feel right on the Jag XF. I also can't get rid of a wheel wobble that wasn't there before - at about 50mph. I've had them rebalanced 3 times now, maybe I just have a bad set.
Ok. They aren’t top if the range but not a full blown budget either. They are a good quality mid range tyre and (in my opinion) perform as such.
Traction grip is better than OEM, wet weather performance is excellent. slightly disappointed with the stability, feels like there's more movement in the sidewalls than the OEM tyre. Although less noticeable now that I have run them for a few months.