Tyre reviews Michelin X-Ice North 4. Page 5 881

I've been thinking for a long time about which tires to choose, Michelin or Nokian, as I had Bridgestone before. And I chose Michelin. Winter is ending, but I still can't get enough of them. They handle icy roads very confidently. On snow, they perform as if I had a 4*4. In general, I highly recommend them. And yes, they are very quiet, although my Saliaris doesn't have any soundproofing at all.

A distinctive feature from all previous ones is the silence, really quiet tires despite the large number of studs. Good handling, no questions about braking (of course, comparative runs were not carried out, but I don't experience any discomfort when braking).

Good tire. Confidently rides on loose snow, good directional stability. Excellent grip on ice. Quite quiet.

Excellent tires! They handle winter ice perfectly. With careful driving, you are safe. We drive in the winter in the mountains with Ural temperatures ranging from +3 to -45. The rubber is excellent

I highly recommend. After them I decided to also get Michelin for the summer. The studs do not interfere with the braking on asphalt at all. I didn't notice any aquaplaning tendency. In two winters only two studs came off - one on each front wheel! I would like to mention the internet shop staff who promptly consulted, processed and shipped the order.

The tire showed itself to be great in all modes in the first season, on dry and wet asphalt, snow, ice, drifting, no snow in the end, considering a front-wheel drive, it's simply super. However, in the second season, it seems that the studs were tweaked and small snowdrifts appeared on turns, but I drove 400 km on pure drifting speed over 100, the car goes smoothly, without any oscillations, ABS never worked throughout the entire period of

2 years ago, I moved to the country. The problem of the last kilometer is that it is cleaned every week, or even less. That is why I decided to replace the euro - compatible Nokian WR D3 with something more aggressive, to be able to plow through the snow and climb an icy slope easier. But in Belarus, snowy winters seem to have ended, and the tire with such characteristics is excessive. It does not make sense to put up with the noise of the

Good traction on ice, only minus is that it doesn't grab well in drifts, so far the 7 has been good

Covered 1,000 km so far and am satisfied with the performance of the tire. All parameters are in normal range, I wouldn't say it's significantly quieter than the Nokian 8, maybe just a tad quieter. Not sure how it will hold up in terms of durability.

The tire is virtually silent on the road, with only a slight chirp when braking on asphalt. It seems even quieter than the summer tire (oriented). Acceleration, braking on ice and snow is excellent. It replaced a Nokian Nordman 4, which was like night and day. I'm in awe so far. I'll count the missing studs and add to the review when I switch to a summer tire. For now, everything is as it should be.