Tyre reviews Michelin X-Ice North 2. Страница 4 323

Good day to you all. I'm extremely satisfied with the tires in the cold weather - it showed no weakness at -42.... after two harsh winters - studs are still intact, although the driving style is calm, and the city is small, so that's it. The tires are reliable and of good quality. They grip perfectly on deep snow!!!

Soft, quiet, no nails flying everywhere. Holds steady both in the city and on the highway. What else does one need? I'll order one for my wife for this winter as well. I ordered them from SHIN-SERVICE 2 years ago, it was cheap, now I don't know how.

I've driven these tyres for 4 seasons. Very soft and quiet tyres. Excellent directional stability on snow and ice. Braking on snow is also excellent. On ice, I think the braking distance should be shorter. They bite well in the snow. On the highway at 120 km/h you can speak in a low voice, it feels like driving on summer tyres, not studded tyres. I bought made in France. They were balanced for 20-40 grams per wheel. Overall,

Good on snow and ice as long as the wheel is spinning evenly. As soon as the wheel starts to slide or experience over braking, the traction is lost, most likely its not just one tire but the whole set of radial tires.

I've never encountered a better tire yet, size 245/45R17. After I put new ones on, I started to break them in by driving smoothly and braking smoothly as well, and with each passing day, the noise from the tires reduced to almost nothing. In the spring, when it was time to switch to winter tires and put the summer ones on the shelf in the garage, I checked to make sure all the studs were in place and suffered no damage. I highly recommend them

Been running 2 seasons, won't be buying again. Better off getting Nokians. Why? The side slip is awful, never had this issue on Nokians on the same vehicle. Today while rotating the tires, I noticed that the sealant coating has started separating on 3 out of 4 tires. This after only two seasons.

Hello to all drivers, I bought the Citroen C3 Picasso in 2012 for work and immediately fitted Michelin Xsight 2 tires, before that I had Nokian, Bridgestone, Toyo, Yokohama, Dunlop and others (almost all well-known manufacturers). The mileage is huge, there are many cars, and each tire has different models (everyone knows), I've almost worn them out to the core. Michelin (Germany) proved to be

Fitted on a 2011 Toyota Corolla 1.6. Size 205/55/16. Good handling stability on any surface, the protector resonates at 80 km/h, hardly any noise from the studs. Good braking on snow, dry and wet asphalt, poor dynamic braking on ice, almost doesn't stop and takes off on ice covered with snow. Excellent traction even on cinder, especially in reverse. 5-7 studs lost from the front axle over 3

I read reviews and couldn't understand - maybe everyone is writing about different tires. I'll tell you everything in order. I chose for a long time, recommended a friend who didn't drive on such tires. He told me about new developments, tire composition, and so on. I took the tires.

It was a cold November evening (-13°C approximately) - in the morning I was driving to get the car re-tired, but at night I had 350 km of driving ahead of

I couldn't be happier with my purchase. I didn't regret wasting the money. The previous GoodYear UG500 was only better with aquaplaning. When driving on snow, the car behaves as if it's on top of the snow and doesn't get stuck. 60% of the time it's snow, 40% it's asphalt before and after the snow. From the 4 wheels, 5-6 studs came out. After driving on asphalt, you need to