Tyre reviews Michelin Latitude X-Ice Xi2. Page 2 50

It handles poorly in snow mush and during heavy snowfalls, with constant skidding during turns. At the same time, braking and acceleration are confident. Ambiguous tires. High comfort.

Unquestionably TOP for hard surfaces! Very quiet and very comfortable tires! Average grip on ice and poor grip in slushy conditions.

I now only purchase these tires.

The problem only arose on "soft snow" on top of the groomed ski resort snow but I think any tires will not run very well on such a surface.

Excellent, quiet, and comfortable tire. Great handling on dry roads. Braking on snow is excellent, on ice 5-. Highly recommended.

Tires for European winter and roads, in my opinion, are a dangerous indulgence. Out of 5 tires, 2 burst, 1 cracked. I got into an accident once because there was no grip on ice, and I was thrown off the road once (within 3 weeks). Before that, I drove on Nokian tires and never had any problems. The first two years the tires were fine, but then there was a sharp degradation and an accident.

Good tires

Really great tire! Still haven't driven on snow, but it feels very soft and I'm sure it will brake well!

Excellent winter tires for city and highway driving.

Below 25°C air is leaking between the disc and the tire.
Even slight unevenness causes pressure loss immediately.
Up to -10°C everything is normal.
The tire is not for winter.
The discs are new, the car is new (Terramont, purchased in April).
I remain dissatisfied with this MICHELIN brand.