Tyre reviews Michelin X-Ice North 4. Page 11 881

Decent tire. Max 20g imbalance added to the rim during balancing. Pretty quiet so far while breaking in. Winter will show its actual performance.

I bought 2 in autumn 2018. Didn’t take all 4 as the previous model wasn’t great quality. Not a single regret, the tyres are fantastic. Drove the whole season, 17-18,000 km. This winter had everything, knee deep snow, ice, puddles, and dry asphalt. The tyres performed well. In March I bought another 2. Putting the new and worn tyres side by side it doesn’t look like I’ve driven them that much

By fate, I have the opportunity to drive on top of the line tires from European brands Continental and Nokian, so there's something to compare with.

Pros: Mad traction, a confident grip on snow and ice, fully predictable behavior on any surface, relatively quiet, despite the number of studs, does not lock up at -45, 10000 km without stud wear, Price!

Cons: Heavy! On the highway, during sharp maneuvers, on dry asphalt there is

Hello!
Short summary of the model: It's amazing!!!
Stable on all types of road surfaces: snow, ice, wet asphalt.
Quiet, even with studs.
I would definitely recommend it to everyone.

Good tires. I really liked them.

4 season. Excellent tires. Previously had gislaved. Michelin is much cooler.

The tire is very good, reliable. It holds the road well and does not become brittle over time. However, it loses studs at high speeds.

Now I'm looking, it's on sale for 38k per tire, and to pay 152k for four 215/60/17 tires, you need to be financially insane.

The quality of the rubber is good, the studs are in place, everything is satisfactory.

I have always loved Michelin! Never lets me down

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