Tyre reviews Michelin Latitude X-Ice North Xin2+. Page 5 114

It's just fire!

Took it, because I hoped for the stereotype that Michelin makes soft rubber. The hope was not justified. Plus, it hums quite strongly on asphalt.
Previous Hankooks were both quieter and softer.
I'm sure that in terms of passability in snow, the tire is excellent, but there is no softness and noiselessness.

Hello! I bought new tires in early winter. After only 2,270 miles, the studs on my four-wheel drive car started to wear out - around 10 studs on each side. I always accelerate smoothly from stops and never exceeded 105 km/h in the city or 50 km/h within the city. I've only been driving for a month and already some studs have worn out. I'll keep an eye on it and report back after a full season of driving.

The horror, I bought 285/50R20 for Q7 in 2019. Drove for two days in the city, but the noise and rumble in this size was unreal. On the last three cars I had Ice Contact (1-2), the tires looked like new after the first winter, and the annoying sound was usually at very short speed intervals and not unpleasant!!! But I took Mika, and like Audi's sound dampening was gone!!! This is insane, I

All good. Excellent traction in any condition.

Installed these tyres on my Kia Sorento Prime in 235/65R17 size. Very pleased with the acceleration and braking performance - simply superb. I think at a price of 8300 it's one of the best offers. Production in France. As for the drawbacks - I was surprised by the noise, but it's not yet clear if it's the tyres or the car's characteristic, I'll put on summer tyres and it will become clear. Special thanks to manager Ekaterina

5-Star Tire

Noise and vibration increased and fuel consumption worsened.

Three seasons of use. Tires are very satisfied. Good for snow handling, good braking performance. Good wear resistance.

Grips well on slow speeds.
Cuts through snow like a grown-up tire.