Review on MICHELIN X-Ice North 4 SUV 265/55 R20 113T winter by Edyta Chimkowska ᠌

In August of 2022, I will have purchased 265/60 R18 tires for my brand new TLC-150 Prado V6. Production began in the 19th week of 2022 and was completed in Poland. I put 5000 kilometers on them over the 2022-2022 winter. The icy sidewalks can be attributed to the fluctuating temperatures typical of a St. Petersburg winter. On the road, it exhibits perfect etiquette; it has never skidded. I didn't get a precise count, but all of the spikes appear to be still in place. Predictably, highway gas consumption was around 0.5 liters higher than with the summer Dunlop AT22. As soon as I took off my old shoes, I was able to feel the difference in comfort. At highway speeds (I reach up to 140 km/h in the winter), there are no vibrations or sideways movement in the car. The refrigeration system maintained a pressure of 2.1 bar (without the need for pumping).