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.

After driving 10000 k on mostly dry/wet roads over winter the measured wear was not noticeable. The brief snow and ice driving periods tires are exceptional for grip.

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!

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.

I've had the x-ice xi3 for 5 years and they were perfect in the snow and such a smooth ride so I decided to purchase their new x ice snow tires. The x snow tires had a hard bearing and is anything but a smooth ride.

I bought these snow tires and put them on my RWD Camaro, and despite being a Camaro in the snow, thanks to these tires, it was better than most of my friends' AWD cars. Highly recommended.

We put these on our 2014 Passat TDI in Nov of 2015 (extra wheels and tires), used them for six MN winters and one summer now will replace them after over 115,000 miles of combined driving. Best winter tire we have ever owned.

I put these tires on my 2020 Honda Ridgeline and I was immediately impressed with the traction improvements over my all season tires. This is the first time I’ve used winter tires and will continue from now on.

Had these on my last car and loved them so much I bought them again for my new car! Grippy in cold weather, quiet ride for snows, and wear well over time!

These are the first Michelin winter tires I have ever bought by far!! We had the worst winter ever for roads and I had to commute for work! They outperformed the competitors (Blizzaks who I use to sware by? By far!