I have them on my Ford F-150 and my wife's Ford Escape Hybrid. Driven my F-150 pulling a trailer in a blizzard all the way from Calgary to Winnipeg, passing everyone including semi's.

Love these snow winter. Tried the rest and now I got the best!! I have on both my cars. Tested over the years and x-ice are the best. Well worth investment considering the level of safety and reliability

I bought x ice tires in October 23 when I traded my 2014 for a 2021 CRV. I had both summer and winter Michelin tires on several cars prior to this purchase.

These Michelin X Snow Tires are the ultimate winter warriors, eh! From icy city streets to rugged backroads, they keep me cruising with Canadian confidence. No slip, no slide, just smooth sailing through the Great White North, eh!

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'

On my 3rd set of these. Travelling all over for work, these tires have saved me from some pretty bad accidents a few times. They have amazing stopping power in all weather conditions without being soft enough to wear away on a warmer 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.

Been using X-ice 3 for many years and this year I switch to latest X-ICE SNOW, and Michelin Tire keeps delivering modern snow tire compound technology and reliable snow tire thread pattern performs great in Canada Winter condition.

I have nothing but positive info. for anyone looking for tires .Once I switched to Michelins Ive never considered any others .Winter handling is excellent,as is stopping capability!

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.