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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

I got my Michelin X-ice for my 2023 Kona EV, saved me in the winter during the big snow blizzard. I am very thankful, will always choose Michelin tires from now on.

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.

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 was very satisfied with these tires and had no issues with winter driving. They offer a quiet and comfortable drive and I felt safe driving in winter conditions.

We have rude winter here in Montreal I bought these tires a year ago and to be honest : they are the BEST of the BEST ! They grip on snow and ice, they don't slide, Excellent tires I really recommend, it worth the price !