Great tires for ice and light snow. I've had these on 3 vehicles now, and they are the best tires ever on ice and light snow. Good in deeper snow and dry/wet roads. Durability is good for this type of tire. One oddity - they do require more break-in than most tires. When you initially have them mounted they make your handling feel vague and odd, give them 100-200 miles and it will be back to normal.

I have found the tire treads have worn down faster than other tire brand I have used in the past. I only used the tires during winter season. Getting through snow they are good. But on ice they aren’t so good. Bridgestone blizzard tires I had in the past were amazing on ice. In winter time up in Canada here I would prefer traction then getting though snow

Purchased these tires for my 2014 Kia Forte and never had experience the safe handling while driving on the highway doing long distance to work in the snowy condition as well as slush,bought another set for my Kia Sportage as well ,I highly recommend these tires for handling ,traction and they're performance in snow/icy road condition

In Winnipeg and the southern half of Manitoba, we get all four seasons over short periods of time. I had four Michelin X-Ice tires on my Venza this past winter and felt very secure when we were at -40 and also when temperatures went above zero. I felt comfortable driving in the snow and on ice. And when the snow and ice started to melt I had good reaction driving in the remaining water. The tire design kept snow out of the tires and prevented buildup and braking problems. They are great winter snow tires and I recommend them highly.

I have 59 years experience driving through Canadian winters, particularly the last 45 years living in Ottawa, which is well known for its frequent periods of freezing rain. My Michelin X-Ice tires have the best traction on ice of any tire I have ever owned.

I purchased my first all electric car, a Hyundai Ionic 6, and wanted to ensure that I had the best possible tire for the winter roads. The Michelin X-Ice Snow tires were an excellent choice as I had comfortable travels with confidence on winter roads here in Nova Scotia where we regularly have snow, slush and ice. After a full winter’s travel on the tires I checked the tread pattern and see very minimal wear. I hit several of the multitude of terrible potholes in the pavement and did not suffer any damage to the tires while there were many others blowing tires on the same roads. I am very happy either the design, durability and strength of the tires. T HR weight of the car was not an issue with the tires and I am very happy with the car and its ride on the Michelin tires.

Great tire, but a bit on the pricier side of winter tires probably because of the reputation and advertising. Tires are very quiet, and grip well in most conditions, including ice. I would not recommend them for deep snow though. It depends on what type of winter conditions they are driven in. If there is not a great deal of heavy snow, they are super. If there are many heavy snow falls, then maybe a tire with deeper groves and sipes.

Excellent composed tire in the ice and snow at the beginning of winter. Very predictable at the limit of traction out of the corners in icy slushy conditions. Waiting to see how they perform in the snow this winter so I can compare with the Scandinavian brand I normally purchase for the past few winters.

So far so good. 50 miles and running much smoother than old tires. Now need some snow to test then on.

Not as good in any winter snow or ice driving conditions as the I-2 or I-3. Rolling resistance (fuel economy) is as good or better than OEM all season tires on my Toyota Highlander Hybrid