Tyre reviews Michelin X-Ice North 2. Страница 6 323

Before these tires were Gud year UG500, Gislaved NF5. Misha wins in all characteristics except for noise. On a snowy road at a speed of 70 km/h he bypasses an unexpectedly exiting a car from the side - as on rails. He brakes very well. I've driven 1000 km - it whines, damn)). But life and a car are more expensive. I recommend!

I immediately started with the "units" set up - didn't have experience with this before, so I gave the lowest rating possible.
Now I've encountered something different:
I drove straight out of the showroom to a Michelin centre and fitted these tyres, the price of course increased at the end of November (from 2900 to 3450 roubles per tyre)...BUT:
after driving 1000 km, the noise disappeared and now I don't even

My first review below. I can assure you all that now the tire hums significantly less (run > 1000 km). There is no hum above 100 km/h - only wind noise and silence. The handling of the tire is above praise! I passed on the speed from asphalt to snow - like planted, didn't even notice it. The ice holds perfectly, it grips well on deep snow.

Hello everyone. I've been choosing tires for a long time and got caught up in Misha's advertising! Previously, I drove on a bald tire. I think it all depends on the driver, whether it's with studs or not. Misha has pleased me very much - the rubber is very soft, even too soft! The studs don't make any noise, which is a huge plus. But the roar caused by the rubber is unbearable, I'm waiting for the break-in period when it

Replaced the 1st X-Ice sipe with the 2nd sipe
And here's the difference
The 2nd one performs better on snow and ice, but on asphalt it's like the car floats a bit at speeds over 120.
The 1st one performed better on asphalt at high speeds.
When I put the tire on all speeds, but after 300-500km the noise started to fade. But compared to the Hakk

A strange peculiarity with these tires. Everything seems fine, but there's one catch: from around 40 to 80-90 km/h, a growing roar starts coming from the right side, like a helicopter taking off (i.e., not monotonous). I took it to the service center, and they said it's the noise from the rubber (they jacked up the car, checked the bearings and hub - everything's fine). So, the question is: why does such

The tires are great, everything is perfect!!! But... NOISE, not from the studs, but from the tire rubber itself, annoying but tolerable!!! True, on a track-blank snow, it becomes slightly quieter. I'm waiting, maybe I'll break it in or with the arrival of the frost the noise will disappear at least by half. I note that the track runs well. Ice is passed with a THUNDER, the same with track-blank snow, but in sharp turns you

Covered 2000 km on a Logan with these tires, I'd rate them 4+ out of 5, I recommend them to everyone, one drawback - expensive, only Nokian is more expensive.
Snow, ice, if you're not an extremist or a racer, they won't let you down.
They don't pull in snowdrifts if you get stuck, but they pull better in reverse than forward.
In general, they're worth their money.

These are my second Michelin's. I haven't had better tires yet

Good tires, I've been using them since 2012, only them, before that I tried Yakohama soft tires.