I recently purchased a new Kia telluride after 7 years with an f150. I have had prior experience with x-ice and it was a no brainer the the Kia would have x-ice. Great tread life, traction and quiet riding.

I bought these 2 weeks ago and live in Canada. We have been hit with some great winter weather and I'm sliding around in my brand new EV vehicle. It truly feels like I'm driving a RWD with all Season tires.

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 have always bought Michelin X-Ice tires for my Genesis and now for my Seltos. I wouldn't go with any other brand!!! X-Ice Snows are my go-to brand 100%!!! Reliable and safe!!!

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

Bought these tires last fall, were great when roads were icy or snow covered. My second set of Michelin X Ice Tires. These tires are not as noisy as other snow tires I had purchased on other vehicles.

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.

Been using these a long time. They have changed the thread design to a bit more aggressive but the ride is fantastic and very quiet. These tires last much longer than most

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 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!