Always try to get Michelin tires for the winter. I think my last five cars had XIce on them, and with some careful skill, they've never failed me. I've gotten 3-4 seasons easily out of them, being properly maintained and changed over as required.

This was my third set of snows from Michelin and am very pleased with their performances in the inclimate weather we get in Ontario. No reason to shop around for prices either as they are competitive and reasonable for our budget.

I bought these tires last year and in the winter month drove to the Cypress Mountain and Whistler many times in winter conditions. It’s handling in the winter conditions was excellent!

I just put these tires on my Crosstrek, and while I have not had a chance to use them on snow, I have used them in torrential rains here in BC, and they are great for avoiding hydro planning. I was impressed.

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.

Had these on our KIA Seltos and it was like driving on a dry summer day. Never experienced any slipping whatsoever. The ride was very quiet and the tires show no signs of wear. Highly recommended.

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.

They can cost a little more but they last alot longer and provide the traction we need. In the long run we probably pay less per mile than cheaper tires but get enhanced safety. I put them on all my vehicles.

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.

Good traction.