I usually put 130LBS of weight in my back seat for the winter. Last winter was the first time I felt safe in my Veloster (only 45LBS in the back). I highly recommend the X-ICE Snow tire to anyone driving a smaller car in a Canadian winter.

I’m disappointed in the performance of the winter tires I bought last fall. I did not feel safe driving in slippery conditions. In fact, they felt the same as the all season tires from the previous winter

I live 200kms from the nearest small city on a snakey road that goes from sea level to 426m. In the winter I want to feel safe driving that road and with Michelin X-ice I do.

Bought these tires recently for the winter months and the handling and traction results are amazing. No sliding on turns or while slowing down and accelerating and the road noise is minimal. Highly recommend.

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

Been using X-ice 3 for many years and this year I switch to latest X-ICE SNOW, and Michelin Tire keeps delivering modern snow tire compound technology and reliable snow tire thread pattern performs great in Canada Winter condition.

I bought these last year the end of October 2023 and the tires the tires are awesome they’re very quiet and very smooth ride great tire recommend it to anybody for snow

I've had these tires since last summer 2021 and they are my 2nd set and just love them! I'am a Realtor here in Edmonton Alberta and I drive alot and want long lasting and safe tires for my clients riding in my van with me! Thank-You

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 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!