Review on MICHELIN Latitude Cross 235/60 R16 104H summer by Adam Koodziejek ᠌

For the second season (about 20 thousand km), the wear is insignificant, without punctures, without hernias (the sidewall is strongly reinforced). At the same time, about 80% are ordinary roads, the rest is a dirt road, country roads through the fields and a forest for mushrooms. I took rubber instead of the worn-out regular one for parents on Renault Koleos (2022), I was looking first of all for softer ones (the standard one was hard) and to increase the cross-country ability for muddy roads to the country house and into the forest. As a result, they took this one and +5 more in profile, 225/65 R17. The softness is understandable, Michelin is famous for this. But there were doubts about the "off-road" qualities, but where before with regular city tires it passed only with all-wheel drive and ordered in different directions, now it slowly but surely passes with the front one, the full one turns on if only automatically with a specific slip, which happens extremely rarely. I advise those who like to go fishing, in the forest for mushrooms or in the country, the road after the rains is a hassle.