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'

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

I have complete confidence in these tires. I drive on the highway then through the city everyday. I've purchased Michelin tires for years and will continue.

These tires are a new design with a very smooth and quiet ride. I put them on early, and am looking forward to trying them in the snow! If the previous X-ice family of tires are any indication of the performance, we should be in for a safe ride!

THE MOST DANGEROUS TIRE FOR THE WINTER EVER!!! ANYTHING THAN JUST A WET ROAD OR DRY ROAD THESE TIRES ARE JUNK!! As soon as the snow falls it's safer to walk.

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.

I've always run michelin x ice for my winter tires. They are the superior tire for steering, stopping and starting in all winter conditions. Plus they come with a 60,000km warranty. No other winter tire can compete.

We have Michelin tires on both vehicles and wouldn't buy anything else. My husband raves about them and can't wait to change out the other brand that came on his new truck. Summer or winter, you can't beat Michelin

This is my first set of 4 new winter tires and I am pleased I purchased the X-Ice where the traction in snow is fabulous. You have a customer for life so my next set of all-season tires will only be Michelin - truly a name you can trust!

I have owned a few sets of snow tires. The Michelin X-Ice while pricey is an excellent choice. They perform well when needed most and last longer than their main competitor. Just remember to take them off when temperatures begin to warm-up.