I am in the process trading these tires for some that will provide some traction for my 2WD chevy PU I find they fill w/snow or mud and are useless if in a spin . the tires should kick out snow. I live in MAINE not FLA'

Good in snow & ice but not so great in rain. My vehicle hydroplaned briefly on a sudden rain storm. Thankfully traction control kicked in saved the day.

I bought XIce snow to replace my Pirellis winter tires on my Tesla. There is no comparison the Michelins are far quieter and perform much better in all types of winter driving.

I live in the country and the snow plows leave a high ridge of snow at my driveway edge. I have no problem getting over it. Great for drifting snow also. This is my second time buying them

These tires were recommended to me several years ago because I drive a lot of highway miles for work. I have never had any problems with them. I have been through a lot of snow and ice over the years. I wouldn’t use anything else.

We only purchase Michelin X-Ice tires for winter driving. We have been using this tire for more years than I can remember. Would not consider any other winter tire.

I bought these snow tires and put them on my RWD Camaro, and despite being a Camaro in the snow, thanks to these tires, it was better than most of my friends' AWD cars. Highly recommended.

I am going on to my third season with them and might have to replace them before the season ends as I have already put on over 40,000 km on these tires and are getting to the wear zones on them. Otherwise I am happy just wish that they lasted longer

Michelin x-ice snow tires are very good. I use them on all my winter vehicles. It was an easy decision when it came time to replace the old tires. The car feels sure footed. Handling and grip is very good.

After researching winter tires, it came down to Michelin X-ice2 or Bridgestone Blizzak WS90. Since I now live in beautiful Nova Scotia, I went with Michelin. Very happy with ride, control, and winter traction.