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Michelin X-Ice Tires

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Michelin X-Ice Tires

Michelin® X-Ice® tires get big compliments from their manufacturer. Michelin X-Ice tires are the best Michelin winter tires for passenger vehicles. These tires help sedans, coupes, and minivans drive through serious winter conditions. Michelin X-Ice tires help drivers stay in control through the worst of the cold season from ice and snow to rain and cold roads. The Rubber Manufacturers Association is a leading authority in tire safety. The RMA rates Michelin X-Ice tires for use in severe winter weather.

Technology & Benefits of Michelin X-Ice Tires

Winter Driving Safety

If you mostly drive your passenger car in a place where temperatures stay below 45 degrees Fahrenheit in the wintertime, you should know about winter tires. Winter tires like the Michelin X-Ice are designed to handle very cold temperatures. Other tires designed for all-season or summer use can become stiff and lose their traction. Winter tires like the Michelin X-Ice stay flexible in the cold so you can grip the road. This grip will last through dry roads, rain, slush, snow, and ice. The design of the tire's tread helps it grab onto the road even when it's covered with snow and ice.

Michelin X-Ice PAX® System Tires

Some sizes of Michelin X-Ice tires include the PAX® system. Michelin's PAX system is a run-flat technology that allows you to drive on the tires even after they lose air. This special system includes a supportive ring and special gel inside the tire. After a flat, you can drive up to 125 miles at 55 mph or less.