Review on MICHELIN X-Ice Snow 205/55 R16 95H winter by Agata Kleczaj ᠌

was initially suspicious about Velcro, because it seemed like it would only work on spikes, but this rubber won my trust totally. The behavior of the car is totally predictable when the appropriate speed is selected, taking into account the weather and the road conditions. There are no unexpected outcomes. Toyota Allion 4WD 2022 with 195/65R15 tires With its benefits, which include superb braking on all conditions and the ability to row like a tractor in the snow. I found it really entertaining how the automobile appears to be traveling on rails after it recovers from a skid in the middle of the city. However, there are situations when spikes are still necessary because there are issues associated with ice that is rising. Cons: there is a rumbling on the asphalt that is barely audible, it bogs down on bumps in the corners, and it also brings you out to the outside radius in the curves - This is occurring at temperatures over zero, so use extreme caution and reduce your speed even farther than you normally would. When traveling through mucus (snow mixed with chemicals), you should not slow down.