I have always been a Michelin fan since past 7 years and always relied on the brand. However, the X ICE Winter tires didnt set my expectation right. I installed brand new set of winter tires on my brand new Honda CRV but it keeps slipping in little bit of ice and doesnt have as much traction as expected. So I am not satisfied.

Bought these brand new for both my car and SUV (Chevrolet Cruze Diesel Manual Hatch 2018 and Lincoln MKX 2.7 2016) in 16" and 20". Super comfortable, low noise and rides like a train on track. No regret. Only Michelin on my cars for both winter and summer. After all, they invented the tire and they still are the best.

Recently had to purchase new winter tires to drive through the mountains (by-law). I've never heard of Michelin X-Ice Snow and I was expecting myself to purchase X-Ice3 set. I searched up the tires the parts and service at Honda told me they had chosen to put on my Odyssey and I found out it was their latest generation X-Ice tire. It felt so good driving through the mountains! I live in a very snowy and icy city and I felt like I was driving on dry roads, it's actually absurd. I'm confident in these tires after driving on them for a month now.

As someone who has used the X-Ice line in the past, but felt that on-center feel was lacking, the new version is a revelation. Snow tires are certainly not intended to allow drivers to centrifuge their passengers like a dedicated summer tire will, but these do surprisingly well. Extremely impressed with these on my rear drive BMW wagon.

When I'm driving on snow covered roads, I am so glad to have these tires equipped. It's like the snow is not even there. They also handle exceptionally well on icy roads. The tires are also pretty quiet for winter tires - on dry, bare pavement, they're quieter than the factory-installed all season tires. I wouldn't consider anything but Michelin when buying tires.

Bought these tires in 2020 and have used them through now a second winter ( albeit just starting) but I must say what really stands out is the performance on ice. When the season starts, I like to come to a complete stop and start to see "how bad it is out there" and compared to my previous brand of tires, the stopping power and take off has been the best so far. They produce very little noise when on pavement and handle very well in dry conditions including wet.

I bought my 2 pairs of Michelin - X-ICE® Snow last winter and felt the difference immediately. Their grip on roads with snow and ice is much better than my Michelin Primacy MXM4 that came with the car. I drove around 4-5K KMs last winter and never had a moment to complain about the Michelin - X-ICE® Snow tires.

I have three vehicles, I have Michelin tires on all three . X Ice for winter and pilot and defenders . They stand up to all the specifics that are listed . The best tire I've used , no more studded winters for me ,X ice out perform and studded winter along with mor environmentally friendly. Highly recommend any of the Michelin lines .

I have Michelin X-Ice snow tires for my RAV4, they are supposed to be the best or at least one of the best and yet I still find that I have mediocre traction on snow and ice (slide around a bit on snowy roads, have to nearly crawl around circular on-ramps)

I have put these snows on all my vehicles and recommended them to friends for over 15 years. I previously used Nokia, but these are better. As the name suggests, they are optimized for ice, slush, and moderate snow. So for the average urban dweller, they are outstanding. I notice little difference between these and my summer tires. Winter doesn't bother them. The only caveat is if you live in the snow belt: there are better choices for deep snow.