I own a 2017 Grand Sport Corvette and I put these on the rear and the backend is glued to the ground.!! The compound of the tire is very soft therefore in 0 degree temps these still get great traction.. I'm putting them on the front for this winter.

First winter on them and they're very good. Exceptional handling and ride on very cold days and bare pavement. Not as good in snow an ice as the X-Ice but they didnt have my size so these are the next best

I bought the Pilot Alpins tires for a BMW 5 series and shortly afterwards ICE X tires for a Lexus RX450h; both sets of tires perform exceedingly well and are confidence inspiring in all winter conditions.

On my second year of these winter tires on my Corvette. Amazing grip in snow and slush. Live in Ottawa where we have lots of snow every winter but I can still drive the Corvette.

Great sticky tires in the winter, I drive fast in the winter at zero degrees and can comfortably go 160km/hr instead of my summer's sport cup 2's. Soft and not hard.

Going year two with these winters and they're such a joy to drive on the dry pavement. They're also pretty good in winter conditions only getting a bit sketchy on pure ice but then again most tires are sketch on ICE. Can't go wrong with Michelins!

Bought these tires for our Telsa Model 3 and they are just plain awesome. We had michelin X-ice on our BMW, so I am biased towards Michelin tires in general.

Bought this before last winter season. Pros: quiet, negligible impact on fuel economy and good in rain. Cons: poorer traction in snow and ice than I expected - especially since moving to AWD from FWD with this vehicle.

I bought these tires last fall for my BMW 540. As always I am very satisfied with Michelin. These tires allow me to enjoy high performance driving even on a winter tire.

Thrilled with my PA4's on my 2013 Subaru STI. same great performance seasonally as the Super Sports I run in the summer!!! (and they ride (comfort) better than the SS's, LOL!)