Tires Michelin X-Ice North 4 215/65 R17 103T stud.-304862 Review
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Description of Tires Michelin X-Ice North 4 215/65 R17 103T stud.-304862
- tread design that is identifiable to the brand
- 1. By the end of the first season of the 2019-2020 campaign, all 30 spikes had been removed from each tire. the advantage of having relatively little snow has not let us down so far, but. 2. During the second season of 20-21, it snowed both in Hong Kong and in the region, and it was simply the seams of the automobile in the snow; snow porridge brought it like on summer, or friction tires from a location to get moving in the right direction. This is the complete tale; technological aids are of no use, and all-wheel drive is the only thing that can assist.
- About the rubber itself, everyone has already said everything there is to say. If I were to elaborate a little bit more on it, I would say that it is essential to speculate about what would take place in a few years.
- Very well-balanced rubber, providing excellent grip on the road in all terrains. It is reasonably behaved on wet pavement, in addition to being quiet on dry pavement, and it adheres nicely to ice. The snow is falling in a steady fashion. Very powerful; it flew into a variety of holes; however, when it went into a cutout in the asphalt, which had sharp edges and was deep, I did not have time to switch it off; the blow was very powerful, and I was concerned about the rubber; however, in the end, the front disk ruptured, and the rubber on it remains intact! And the backs of neither party were affected in any way whatsoever. This surprised me given that, based on the reviews, their earlier models were considered to be subpar. Well, the spikes no longer break!) And now they are ready for the season in their proper positions!
- Occasionally stays afloat in deep snow (I drove into the forest with it). Also snow porridge for 4ku, although I'm not sure what kind of rubber would work best on our oatmeal. Price, although I believe that the price and quality are comparable (this does not include my case).
- highest-rated tire currently available
- price
- You believe that branded rubber will remain in good condition for a number of years, don't you, Placebo?
- Traveled no further than 20220 kilometers total.
- the first 5000 kilometers were on ultra-sticky rubber.
- The spikes are not nearly as effective as they should be since there are so many of them, yet each one is so small that they become ineffective even when there is very little snow on the ground. The fact that their typical work is done between 5000 and 7000 kilometers away is, nevertheless, the most essential issue. Additionally, the cord could be made more rigid.
- beautiful appearance Colorful promises of the manufacturer and drooling autobloggers
- The price of such control Catches a rut, a constant feeling that now you will go into an uncontrollable skid when maneuvering
- Controllability Predictability of car behavior How quietly the thorns click. Someone compared the sound of the thorns to that of driving through millet. :) Agree. Braking Acceleration on ice
- Lack of narrow tires in the 16th diameter. There is very little good factory rubber on the field, which means the right size. 185/75 16 or at least 195/70 16. I know it's unpopular, but I'll post it anyway. And then one Gazelle rubber . Cargo.
- Reasonable price, somewhere in the middle between trash and top. Noise is within the margin of error of soundproofing compared to Velcro. Excitement when cornering on wet pavement and porridge. Pulls front-wheel drive 1300 kg. uphill with a completely icy slope like in summer.
- Excitement is quickly replaced by an unpleasant smell from pengers, if you overdo it a little with speed in sharp turns and with the sharpness of the steering wheel. The edge of the skid is not wide, as promised in the adver, but sudden. The situation on the road is constantly changing and the rubber insistently asks you to focus on the worst case scenario. In corners - by far the worst product that I had to roll at t from 0 to -10 (let's be more careful).