Review on MICHELIN X-Ice Snow 215/60 R16 99H winter by Barbara Turczyk ᠌

Before that, there was a Bridgestone that was about 5 millimeters wider but I can't recall which model it was. Because the spikes on the old tires were flying out, we changed them up for some brand new 165/70 R14 MICHELIN X-Ice Snow. As soon as I drove on brand-new tires on a snowy road, I had the sudden realization that I had just wasted a lot of money on tires. The fact that the model is called the Snow despite having horrible brakes is the source of the model's comedic value. They do, by the way, slow down somewhat when traveling on ice.