MICHELIN X-Ice North 4 SUV 305/35 R21 109T winter Review
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Description of MICHELIN X-Ice North 4 SUV 305/35 R21 109T winter
- friction resistance, the clutch of sustainability
- Although he drove carefully, he was not caught because he did not pass the rigorous checks required for speeds over 80 miles per hour in the city.
- The best winter tires I have ever driven! Stands on all-wheel drive diesel BMW 340 horses and 700 torque. - Not a SINGLE SHIP flew out during the season. - Hong Kongeability is excellent. - Good grip in all conditions - Price / quality super
- Did not reveal
- Oh, Valera, you're in space now!
- No.
- Good tires. Adequate behavior on wet pavement. I drove about 400 km in total. On the highway, the speed is 110 km / h. Rides like summer. Wet snow, braking at low speed, ABS is activated. Acceleration on the snow is good, leads nowhere. Doesn't roll over on a turn. I haven't tried the extreme modes. It's completely safe to ride. Noise is not particularly audible. Size 285/60 r18. The car is all-wheel drive. Continuation: 6 people went to Karelia with belongings. Excellent behavior on the road. 110 km / h in the snow is excellent, overtaking on the highway in wet porridge. Great. Cruiser 200 car. I got stuck in my pocket at the exit, let pass the oncoming ones. Turned on the m / to blocking left. Generally very satisfied. Brakes like it should!
- Probably there, but not significant.
- Outstanding maneuverability, excellent lateral resistance, and height that exceeds those of competitors. Extremely silent as a result of the smaller spikes, despite the fact that the overall surface area of the spikes is bigger than that of any other winter tire. Damn, the craftsmanship of those spikes is just top-notch all the way through! How did you do that? A perfectly even and gentle tread structure, along with an enormous amount of individual sipes. It is remarkable in its ability to remove water and grime.
- There are virtually none of them; the only thing that can cause confusion is the sidewall's unusually pliable nature.
- A perfect equilibrium. Soft. They perform admirably on the rink. Not noisy.
- Rapid accumulation of snow causes the lamellas to become blocked. There are just one transverse groove on the rubber lugs that have a herringbone pattern, not two as shown in the advertising photographs; the tread pattern is a little bit different from what is depicted in those pictures.
- pretty decent (within the framework of the crossover), the noise is a nice rustle, and it does not buzz. Handling, high resistance to lateral drift of the front and rear axles, pretty passable.
- Relaxes
- Silence
- a little too smooth when taxiing through fast turns; perhaps Haka 4 and 5 were a better choice (I rode them).
- The crossover's handling is pretty passable, the front and rear axles have a strong resistance to lateral drift, and the noise is a nice rustle rather than a buzz.
- Relaxes
- Superior control, more lateral strength, and height than the competition. Extremely silent because of the smaller spikes, but their overall surface area is larger than any other winter tire. The spikes are so well made, it's ridiculous. How did you manage that? Excellent symmetry, a supple tread design, and an abundance of sipes. Water and grime are remarkably shed.
- Very few exist, and the only thing that can cause confusion is the thin walls.