Tyre reviews Michelin Latitude X-Ice North Xin2+ 114

Good tire. Made in Hungary. Swapped from Hankook 7. They write about noise here. Did you drive on haki tires? It's even noisier. I drove 1500 km on new Michelin and it was noisy, then I visited the dealer, requested re-balancing. They said that many, like me, change tires, not paying attention to balancing, as it was installed, so it's balanced. They also spin it on the wheel, choosing the optimal

The tire has travelled 35,000 miles over four winters with almost no wear on the tread.

Hello!

I bought these tires solely for their traction. In December, I drove across Siberia from east to west, and back. The operating temperature was from +1 to -35.

Based on the results of the operation, the assessment is excellent. This winter, a lot of snow fell, which was not timely removed, but my SGV 2.4 easily overcame it. In all 6500 km, not even a hint of skidding or slipping was

Installed in October 2016, brand new. Driven around 1500 km and the first impressions. Minuses: tires are stiff - seemingly due to stiff and dense sidewalls (it shakes stronger than on summer tires, although it should be the other way around, in general, not comfortable), noisy (up to 60-70 km/h it distracts), heavy - significantly increased fuel consumption, very modest "acceleration" - the price for good grip properties of this tire.

Tire size: 235/65 R 18. Comfortable tire. High level of safety on winter and transitional roads. Medium noise level. I don't drive in winter, so this tire suits me perfectly.

Very good tires. Like them more than Hako 7 and 8.

Excellent tires, I really liked them. They hold the road perfectly, whether it's on dry asphalt, in the rain, in the snow or on ice. As for noise, I won't even mention it – it's unavoidable on any tire.

Excellent tire!

I bought Michelin tires and Neo wheels; the original bolts for the wheels didn't fit the wheel's cone. During the order, the manager said they should be the same, but it turned out they weren't. However, at the store on Ogorodny, there were no issues. When I had my tires mounted (the package), it turned out that having the brake hub treated with copper grease was a paid service (which I found strange). Even in small-town garage services with lower

I bought these tires for my grandfather.
Before, he was driving on Bridgestone Blizzak 2 ( studs ).
Compared to this stud, it is much better: softer and more confident on ice, snow, and packed snow.
Bridges were noticeably softer. Xin2+ is much more comfortable and better performing on snow and packed snow. My grandfather is just moving between villages - usually snow is not cleared to the asphalt. Usually it's packed