Tyre reviews Michelin Alpin. Page 1 107

Tires bomb in all respects quiet and very comfortable, and on snow and ice??? yes, not cheap but it's worth it, believe me

What's so quiet here?.. There are quite a few very expensive cars driving around the city on such tires. I won't gasp and admire, as sometimes happens even with obvious winter "junk". Subjectively:
1. It drives on ice in principle. Even on "glass". Don't press the gas!
2. It cuts through dense snow, you can get out almost anywhere.
3. It correctly handles loose snow - look at the tread pattern. I'm satisfied

Average tires for average money.

Astra-G 1.6, 185/65/15. I've driven two seasons, now it's going to be the third. On loose and rolled snow, the tires behave decently. I got out of deep snowdrifts and from rolled tracks without any particular problems and outside help. On a wet road, it's also quite good, it doesn't go into skids, handling is on the level. Quite wear-resistant,

Michelin is a very high-quality manufacturer. They have the longest mileage.

Disgusting winter tire. Doesn't even brake on snow, is comparable to summer tire on ice, and a bit better on snow. The only plus - good wear resistance for a winter tire, after 50,000 km the remaining tread is more than half.

What I had - I REALLY liked
The tires withstood the pine resin rains, until May on the WV Golf 2 GTI. They were operated in Moscow in dry/weather with chemicals/snow/ice conditions

Michelin tires are very good!
The rubber is very good
Pros: Super
Cons: None

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