Tyre reviews Michelin X-Ice North 4. Page 53 881

It really holds well. The noise is minimal, possibly even some summer tires are louder than this one. An acquaintance, with rear-wheel drive, is also very satisfied with this tire, where other studded tires slipped, Michelin (and Hakka 10) performed excellently.

This tire lacks tread depth to be not only good on ice, but also in a large amount of snow.

So-so, not very good.

excellent tires, I recommend

Everything is fine!

Just super. I bought the same ones for my previous car as soon as they came out. I sold them together with the car. There were no problems for 2 seasons. I took Michelin for my new car as well. They do their job perfectly. The rest depends on the wheel alignment.

Tires are just super. Ice and snow are no longer a problem for me.

I'm thrilled - the best tires I've ever had

I was choosing between Nokian, Continental, and Michelin.
I didn't want to take Nokian for several reasons. Here are a couple of them: as for me, the tires are very overpriced, and there's a significant loss of studs (which is critical for me). Continental is also something I'd like to try, maybe next time (or maybe not). I decided to take Michelin.
So, after two full seasons of use and about 18,000 km of mileage, I'll share my impressions.
I use the tires for half of the mileage - on the highway, and for the other half - on densely packed snow or bare ice.
And, I'll tell you, the tires behave wonderfully in both cases.
On asphalt at temperatures down to -30, the studs are almost inaudible, the snow "divider" between lanes, the rut - I forgot what it's like. We drive through without noticing.
On packed, loose snow, and ice - there are no questions either. The car behaves very predictably. Sometimes even exceeding expectations. At temperatures below -40, there's no significant decrease in traction on snow (the car on Hakkapeliitta became like a cow on ice in such conditions)
Stud loss - first season - not a single one!
Second - two studs on one tire.
That's for 18,000 km of mileage!
In general, I'm very satisfied with the tires. I recommend them to everyone.

Took Michelin for the first time and didn't regret it, it's soft, the noise of the tread is much quieter than on Hankook (I used to drive on Hankook).

Excellent tire. Price is a bit steep but worth every penny.