Michelin 255/60R18 X-ICE SNOW SUV 112T XL FSL
Michelin 255/60R18 X-ICE SNOW SUV 112T XL FSL

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Michelin 255/60R18 X-ICE SNOW SUV 112T XL FSL

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Winter tire designed for maximum mobility and safety not only in new conditions but also in the coming seasons. Exceptional confidence when driving on snow and ice. Excellent grip in winter. Long-lasting winter tread. Quiet and comfortable ride. Great fuel efficiency. Long grip on snow and ice. The Michelin X-Ice Snow tire features a shorter stopping distance on ice and snow due to its exceptional grip provided by two types of full-depth 3D sipes. This enhances the biting effect on snow and ice and long-lasting biting edges. It also uses the Flex-Ice 2.0 rubber compound and MICHELIN EverWinterGrip rubber insert technology, ensuring excellent braking on ice even after three winters. These inserts will create micro-roughness on the tire surface to improve grip on snow and ice, providing additional traction in harsh winter conditions. Enhanced safety against aquaplaning and slushy snow effects for prolonged mobility. The MICHELIN X-Ice Snow tire offers better safety against aquaplaning than its predecessors. A new aggressive winter tread design with increased void ratio and V-shaped tread pattern ensures greater resistance to aquaplaning and better removal of snow, slush, and wet road. Excellent durability. The MICHELIN X-Ice Snow tire lasts up to one winter longer than the average leading competitors. A new tread design with interlocking 3D sipes, Flex-Ice 2.0 compound, and innovative Evergrip technology ensures long service life, maintaining the stiffness of tread blocks and optimizing tire contact with the road surface during acceleration, braking, and cornering.