Tyre reviews Michelin X-Ice North 2 323

I've long promised myself to write a review about these tires, but it always seems that if you're satisfied with something, you don't write a review, and if you're dissatisfied, you want to tell the whole world about how bad it is. So, I'll finally keep my promise.

I bought these Michelin tires for the 2010/11 winter season. For my Astra J, it was quite expensive - 28 thousand rubles for 4 wheels, and they

Excellent all-around winter tires – maybe even the best I’ve ever had in some respects. First, the positives: 1) The quietest winter tires I’ve ever had on any of my four cars. Any summer tires make a louder noise. Choice for long trips is clear – you won’t have a square-shaped headache after 5-8 hours at the wheel! 2) Excellent manufacturing quality, the tires are well balanced, and in three winters, only 3-4 studs have

Excellent tyres, no matter what anyone says... Three seasons gone by with zero complaints... And the most surprising thing is that all the studs are still in place... One minus - noisy, even after being run in, but I choose safety!!! Yes, another one, but)), DEAR!!! But they are worth it!!!

I bought "Mishka" after reading reviews on this site. On all my previous cars, I used Cordiant Sno-Max for winter driving. On the value-for-money scale, I'd give it 5 - in two seasons, I've only had up to two studs come loose from each wheel. But in this case, I'm in a trance! I didn't expect such handling from winter tires - it's really like driving in the summer. True, on the

I've been using them for about 3000 km, Russian-made tires, I was very worried about how the tires would perform?! I patiently drove about 500 km to break in the studs...., while the studs are all in place?!. The only drawback is the increased noise from the tires in the cabin. I didn't notice this on the Hak2. Otherwise, I'm satisfied so far. I looked at the reviews, few people trust Russia, but unfortunately, manufacturers often give reasons

I've been buying them out of habit, for winter I only get Michelin tires for myself (hopefully it will continue that way), both for full-wheel drive and front-wheel drive. They have never let me down. The tread is holding up well, over the past season, both in positive temperatures in the Kaluga region and at -36°C in the Urals. They behave decently.

Excellent tires for their price. On front-wheel drive, overcoming camber on the highway when overtaking/rearranging is quite acceptable. In snowy slush, the characteristics deteriorate, as in deep snow (but that's not even on four-wheel drive), the ABS kicks in noticeably earlier. On a dry road or on a wet one, this effect was not observed.

Noise, like any studded one, is higher than that of friction tires. On the highway, the hum starts after 80 km/h.

General impressions - comfortable tires (for my mode - 60% highway/40% city), which can allow more even on slippery roads (previously drove 5 seasons on Continental IceContact 2, before that on Michelin XIN).

In the spring, I will count the number of surviving studs.

Excellent quiet soft tires. I'm buying them for my third car already. Expensive, but worth it. Soft, not many studs, so they're not very noisy on asphalt compared to competitors. At -30, they don't become stiff, and they handle the road well.

Excellent tire!!! Even comparing to other leader brands with a higher price tag, this model is virtually on par.

Spent 4 winters on this tire. Grips the road well. However, there's one minus - above 80 km/h on asphalt, it's as loud as a plane.