Tyre reviews Michelin Alpin A2 111

The tires are good, if not excellent.
The tires are excellent. But in the winter, I fell into a pothole and punctured 1 tire. Now I couldn't find where to buy at least 2 Michelin Alpin 2 205/55/R16 tires. I found a store, but they said we will only sell a set - we only have two sets in stock, and we don't need "tire leftovers".
Pros: Winter

Good tire! Not much to complain about, apart from the wear, but it was used in the Southern Federal District.

A bit pricey, but very worthy.

Toyota Corolla 2005 sedan, 195/60R15T made in France, has driven 8,000 km on this tire in a variety of conditions. The tire is quite hard, didn't feel "drifting" even with fairly aggressive driving. The sidewalls are quite thick and durable - not a single scratch on the disks or even the hubcaps, although I did rub against curbs a bit :)

Winter tire for clean asphalt

It goes without complaints on clean asphalt, the tire is soft, a little noisy. On snow, it pulls like a tractor, I drove on an uncleared road, the snow was up to the wheel hub. On dirt, there were also no problems, it grips well. On a wet road, it goes not bad, but when braking, the ABS starts to work early. Well, that's what I bought it for, of course, for confident driving

Service life - 10 seasons (2005 - 2014) from October to April. As of 2015, the tread depth is 3 mm.

Not bad
The rubber is generally not bad, but not very good either, it doesn't like ice and is also quite noisy. Ran 20,000 on Opel Astra H. Overpriced for it.

To be honest, for this money, it's an unjustified purchase. The ride quality is terrible, both in the city and on the highway. Currently, I have Gislaved NF5 - it's heaven and earth.

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