Michelin Commander III Cruiser

Overpriced and overrated

I purchased for my 2022 Honda Rebel 1100 after running Shinko 999 Long Hauls for about 12k miles. Thinking I was getting an upgrade because, well, they're Michelin right? More expensive, best tires etc. Boy was I WRONG. I'm taking these Michelins off as soon as the set of Shinko's comes in. I've run these tires for about 500 miles and they're just bad. Wobbles and vibrations aplenty and they definitely not nearly as stable at speed as the much less expensive Shinkos. I've been riding my entire life and these tires are overpriced and not very good.

Bought it less than a month ago and it has a flat spot. Makes the bike shake

Great tire, awesome wet & dry performance

I've been running Commander III tires on my bike for the past 10,000+ miles. Hands down the best tires I've had on my bike. Dry grip is outstanding, once the tires are warm the grip is unmatched. I decided to see how much traction I had in the rain last summer and they are on par with the dry performance I got out of the factory Dunlop tires. Anyone on here who has a bad review I'm convinced is running the wrong size tires or old tires. Hands down the best performing tire I have run to date, that includes, Michelin Commander III's, Commander II's, Dunlop factory Harley tires and Metzler 888's.

No vibration complaints and good mileage

2005 Honda VTX, front and rear 5k a year, 2 seasons on rear and front, very satisfied, wet traction on rear could be a little better but great tires and looking forward to installing on our Road Glide next

great product

this is my 3rd set of Commander III tires for my bike I like the ride I get they give good mileage on fuel and wear there is no hesitation when I need tires it III'S all the way