Review on MICHELIN X-Ice North 4 205/55 R16 94T winter by Boguslawa Rdzanek ᠌

Not a bad set of tires, however we did have some issues with them when we ran them simultaneously with the Hakka 9 and. The Hakka 9 is superior to Michelin in every way! The Michelin Pilot Sport 4 is the finest available alternative during the warm summer months; nevertheless, during the cold winter months, the Hakka 9 is the greatest choice. It has superior buoyancy, greater tenacity when braking, and is more predictable in axle drift. Additionally, it has greater predictability in axle drift. After driving four different vehicles—two of which were equipped with winter Hakka 8 tires, one of which was equipped with Michelin 4 tires, and two of which were equipped with Hakka 9 tires—I can unequivocally state that Hakka 9 tires are superior to both Hakka 8 tires and Michelin 4 tires. Now, in terms of the Hakki 8 and the Michelin 4, you could say that they are roughly equivalent. Each one has both advantages and disadvantages. Oh, and furthermore. Michelin is well known for the way its spikes fly out on the drive axle. This generation's Michelin spikes are different from those of earlier generations, but they still fly. They maintain a steadier posture when speaking Hakka.