Tyre reviews Michelin Agilis+ 35

We have 225/75 R16C. Excellent tire. Very satisfied. Quiet, well grip roads, whether on dry or wet conditions. We cover about 70,000 km per season. Our tires last us around 110,000 to 120,000 km (urban driving). Keeps the road well in the first snow for a summer tire.

I consider these tires the best for commercial transportation. They hold weight and road excellently, and they wear very little. Saving on tires in our business is pointless, so next time it's only Michelin.

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I bought Michelin Agilis+, the price and quality meets my expectations, I consider it a normal summer choice, soft and relatively quiet, I drive carefully, normal wear resistance, if necessary, I will buy it again.

Excellent tire. Dry, wet asphalt, high-speed handling. Road-holding is very good. Its most obvious plus is durability. It is an important fact when used in commercial vehicles.

Great tires for my mini van. Confidently grips the road. Sufficiently soft. Safety first. I will purchase the same winter ones. Thanks to all.

Excellent tires for light commercial vehicles. Price is a bit expensive, but they're worth it. Ran on the transporter T5 2008 model for 150,000 km (4 full summer seasons). The remaining tread allowed driving another 20-30 thousand km, but decided to change as the aquaplaning stability dropped to zero and there was noise while driving.

Good tires for their money. They withstand overloading without any consequences. Durable, all the studs were still in place after this run. They behave well on underinflation. About 200 km was driven on a deflated wheel (a nub broke, a rear spare was used). I thought it was the end for the tire, given that I was driving with overloading, but to my surprise, this had no effect on the tire, although in a similar situation, the Cordiant

Good commercial tyres, very durable, a bit noisy. Good aquaplaning resistance. Not the first Agilis+ I've had (215x65x16C).

Previous tyres survived 4 summer seasons, mainly on highways, mileage on them almost 200,000 km. They would have survived another season (no wear marks), but I decided to replace them because I don't want to float in puddles and especially in the tracks.

Tires went out of a one-season taxi regime, mileage 50000 km, durability at high altitude, enough for one more season. No cracks appeared.

Extremely reliable, super durable... griping the road in all weather!!! A real find for a driver... Polish tyres are a bit inferior to French and Italian ones... 220,000 km on a French tyre, 180,000 km on a Polish one...