Tyre reviews Michelin X-Ice North 4. Page 56 881

First snow, first ice, first conditions show well, road is well maintained.

I've been running the third generation of X-Ice for 11 years now. It's ideal for Eastern Siberia and 30-degree below temperatures. Whether it's slush, ice, snow or deep snow - it doesn't matter. The longitudinal and lateral traction is better than Nokian, Yokohama and Dunlop combined. And (not sure how you could consider it noisy) the only sound is the click of the studs, no humming on the asphalt, minimal loss of studs

Bought in September 2018 for 11 114 very happy to this day, run not very aggressively, but so far not one nail has broken out, wear is almost zero, quiet, ... in general to return and write a review in 2 years... such a thing has not happened to me )

Thanks to the store ... quickly and not expensive!

Good tires, bought to replace Hakka8 due to the transition to a larger diameter, the only difference being a larger spike protrusion, and it digs into everything it can, the stem is clear, but the noise from her was unbearable, especially on long trips. The Misha also does great with this, only much quieter, even on dry asphalt, not ideal quietness, but not bothersome. On snow, ice, and slush - a solid 5, I didn't stall

No spikes came loose. Holds the road well at high speeds. Handles well on a wet road at high speed. Also confident on ice. The spikes only make a noise at low speed below 40mph, otherwise they are almost inaudible. Michelin, what can I say.

This winter was non-existent, but the road was so quiet - the summer tires are indeed louder - and I drove like I didn’t care, but none of the studs flew off. The tires hold up well - I went out of town a couple of times to really test them out. They're good in snow and ice - really pleased.

I purchased the tires in December 2019, with a current mileage of 2000 km, mostly city driving. They are quiet, soft, and comfortable. They hold the road well. As I drive in a more leisurely style, being a pensioner, I wouldn't dare to give an evaluation of handling, aquaplaning etc., but the tires completely meet my requirements.

Before purchasing, I studied a multitude of reviews, tests and ratings on winter tires and in the end, chose the Michelin X-Ice North 4. In comparison with my previous Michelin tires, these are softer, more stable, hold the road well, lack noise and, concerning the noise of studs - initially after installation of the tires, when driving on asphalt, there was a barely audible metallic clinking, which almost disappeared later. I'm pleased with the tires' confident grip on the

The best winter tire. There's nothing else to add.

Hello friends!
I've always been a follower of Hakkapeliitta, but the price for the crossover tyre is quite steep, and I also read about the small M+S tread of Michelin.
I decided to try it, especially since my friend has already driven for two seasons on these tyres.
I really enjoyed the acoustic comfort of the tyres, the noise of the studs is not annoying and doesn't draw attention to itself.
Handling is very good, I