Review on MICHELIN X-Ice North 4 SUV 305/35 R21 109T winter by Michal Wasowicz

High levels of spiking and premium labeling Includes advantages: 1) Retains grip even in wintry conditions. You will probably be faster than most other drivers in these conditions and on winter roads in general. What this rubber is really good for is getting you to go quicker than the usual flow rate (particularly if you have 4wd) and giving you a strange feeling of supremacy. 2) Using a well rake on snow piles. If the snow is dry, at least. Distinct drawbacks: The brakes are particularly inadequate in snowy conditions. If you're traveling 30–40 km/h in the snow and you slam on the brakes, the anti-lock braking system (abs) will rumble as if on its own, but you'll keep rolling anyway. This causes confusion at first, and it keeps happening over and over again. When stopping, the axles might also wander laterally.