Review on MICHELIN Energy XM2+ 185/65 R15 88H summer by Adam Gontarz ᠌

I wore it before heading to the beach, where the temperature was on the verge of being too cold to change shoes, but I made the decision to go to the south, which means I may alter my footwear now. BUT the following day it began to snow, and we were forced to travel in the rain and sleet. The temperature hit -1.5 degrees Fahrenheit in the highlands, but on the serpentine it responded sensitively and steered well. It does a fantastic job of holding the road. I drove back in the rain, reaching speeds of up to 100 miles per hour (160 kilometers per hour) in some areas with no issues. At roughly 70 kilometers per hour, I was forced to take a ditch at the entrance to my hometown. A powerful catch, which resulted in the sidewall being broken and the disc being bent. Reduced by around 1 centimeter, then patched, and finally successfully balanced. I had no intention of writing a review, but after completing this journey in challenging weather circumstances, I found myself praising the rubber.