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Revainrating 5 out of 5

The quality is at the highest level, be sure to try it.

Amazing tires! Prior to that, in my opinion, the Bridgestone Ice Cruiser 7000 was the greatest tire. However, these are unquestionably cooler in every way, more quieter, and handling isn't really improved. Instead, let's say that with Michelin, driving becomes more predictable, which is sorely needed on a winter road. Additionally, there is a fuel card from the manufacturer, which is wonderful news, therefore I certainly advise purchasing.

Pros
  • excellent control

Considered 4 225 65 17 to be equivalent. The rubber is very quiet (I don't listen to music in the car at all, and I didn't create any noise in the car), which is good because I didn't make any noise in the car. In the past, I put a lot of any studded rubber to use, so that gives me something to compare it against. When I changed my shoes, I went, and at first I didn't understand that I was going on spikes because there was really NO hum! It is difficult to discuss about handling because there…

Pros
  • An overview of Michelin in a nutshell
Cons
  • Price. However, for a rubber of this quality, it is not a shame.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Quality is top notch, happy with everything.

I drove them to the rookery in my Audi Q5, and you may summarize what happened there. It was easier and more convenient for me to utilize the friction clutch that I was already familiar with; I just purchased this new one from a friend at a price that was more than reasonable. After an initial run with defective spikes on the earlier model, Michelin was rehabilitated; the spikes on the current model are very good, and there are many rows of them; they do not fall out, even if you try. Their…

Pros
  • Price quality
Cons
  • No significant

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great quality, happy with it one hundred percent!

In the age of globalization, in my opinion, all products in the same price range have roughly the same degree of consumer qualities. marketing distinction. As a result, early assessments such as "The best winter tires I have ever ridden" and "The worst tires" are disregarded. 235/60/R18. The clear rubber is good value, but this is for November through December 2022 in Hong Kong. I'll write individually when the true winter arrives. 01/10/2022: Winter has indeed arrived. The first significant…

Pros
  • On the eve of the New Year in 2022, it is pointless to wait for a thorough assessment from 2022 buyers who reside on the Central 2022 Upland, therefore I'll make a reservation right immediately! The cities are battling to reach 0 degrees Celsius because there is no snow! The following benefits are associated with these city-driven studded tires on spotless asphalt: - a little noise. Do not take the claims that they are not noisy at all seriously. Either the music is loud, the marketing, or people are impressionable. However, they are substantially quieter than the Toyo OpenCountry and only slightly noisier than the Nokian SUV 5. However, even with a competent Shumkov, there is this rumble and its repetitive howl that is closer than 100 kilometers. BUT without this symptom, there are no spikes. - All the spikes on a Honda C-RV K24 have been in place for two months of asphalt use. This is a good indicator, in my opinion. - excellent resistance to rolling. Despite having soft rubber and studded tread, this model starts at a stop sign without much "thoughtfulness." All OK, bye for now. Later, when the true winter of 2022 arrives, I'll write it off.
Cons
  • Since I gave in to marketing, I'll be honest and say that I anticipated less noise. Even though I've always only ever driven in the cold on tires with studding, I assumed that was it. Compared to the previously used Nokian SUV 5 and Toyo OpenCountry, the noise level is decreased. No more flaws were found. We shall see when the true winter arrives.

With its pros: 1. Spikes are thin, like needles. 2 times thinner than in Hakka 9. 2. Soft. In frost, the stake will not stand up, unlike khakki. 3. 250 studs per wheel. The highest rate among civilian spikes. Has cons: 1. Soft. The sidewall on an undressed wheel bends by hand. 2. The weight of one cylinder is 13.3 kg. 3. High cost.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

I am satisfied, the purchase is quite successful.

Well, the season is basically over, why not ate the review. The runs were mostly in the city and on the highway - and in this strange winter, mostly on asphalt, whether wet or frozen. I need spikes, because at the exit from the highway, an icy track begins. I was worried whether this spike would be good on bare pavement - and so, it’s still very good. By the way: it is indeed insensitive to asphalt ruts. I got into a serious blizzard on the highway literally once - and when overtaking…

Pros
  • I took it in December 19th, I’m going through a run-in on the Grand Vitara. Production Poland, 19 year. There is no snow yet, asphalt in the city. Surprisingly, I don’t hear wheel noise at all at speeds up to 80 (I don’t drive faster yet). I don’t make sharp maneuvers either, so there are no questions about handling during city driving. I don't see any difference from summer. When it snows, when I go out to the track. we'll take a closer look there ))
Cons
  • Not revealed yet.