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

I considered the Michelin, the Kontik, and the Pirelli ice zero2 before making my decision. Auto nissan teana. I read some reviews and thought that Michelin was the best option. We require good handling throughout the city in addition to silence. It looks that everything is in order, so I decided to purchase it. From the sandals I wore in the summer in Toyota, I switched to boots for the winter (generally they were super acoustic comfort). And after a couple of kilometers, the noise seems to be, the wheels go in a figure eight pattern. This "censoredly surprised" me. I went back to the one hundred the following day, and they started insisting that this is the standard, and that new tires are going to roll in. The balancing had to be checked, and the startling result was in the zeros. I drove 1500 miles with this obnoxious buzzing, and the only thing that buzzes worse is the ice formula (the only thing I heard this year was on the octave). All of my friends and acquaintances rode pirelli, kontik, gislaved, and other brands, and if they make noise at all, it is only slightly. I had come to get the rebalancing done, and after balancing everything 5/10 grams, I added another 15 and 30 to one of the cylinders. Alright, I think the most important thing is that the issue has been resolved, and again, the same thing happened after I left. My outrage knows no bounds; I recently purchased top-of-the-line rubber, and now it's considered "censorship." The obvious answer is marriage. When I called Michelin, they suggested that I remove the tires from the wheels and bring them to them so that they could evaluate whether or not the tires were compatible with the wheels. And what should I purchase right this moment one more set of rubber before you acknowledge that this is a marriage? To my indignation, the girl proposed that we spend the entire winter on such a buzzing rubber (specifically, for the sake of silence, I purchased it), and after that, we should bring it to them so that they can determine whether or not it is a marriage. Excellent assistance! I see that you are unsubscribing here; may I ask whether you truly believe that this service is typical? I am a Michelin representative. According to what I've been told, you have your own certifications and centers that can provide an opinion on whether or not rubber is noisy. I am prepared to come to you and make payment to balance on your certification stands. But if it doesn't assist in this particular situation, of course I'll be waiting for the replacement of the rubber with another one and a reimbursement for the cost of having the tires fitted. That is assuming, without a doubt, that it is a marriage. And if you say that this is the standard, then excuse me, but I'm curious as to why other individuals don't voice their opinions in the evaluations. Or are these reviews that have been bought? and examinations? I am interested in hearing your response and finding a solution to this issue.