Michelin 39652 X-Ice Snow+ Studless Winter 225/55R18 102H XL Tire

The Michelin X-Ice Snow+ is Michelin's premium studless ice and snow winter tire, engineered for drivers of passenger cars, coupes, sedans, minivans, and crossovers who demand confident performance throughout the entire life of the tire. Building on the acclaimed X-Ice Snow, the X-Ice Snow+ delivers measurable improvements in braking, tread longevity, rolling efficiency, and ride comfort.

Key Features:

• Flex-Ice 2.0 Tread Compound: A full silica-based compound that maintains flexibility in severely cold temperatures while staying firm in moderate conditions for year-round handling stability.
• Two Types of Full-Depth 3D Sipes: Variable-thickness shoulder sipes and interlocking notched sipes work together to create long-lasting biting edges and tread block rigidity from new to worn.
• V-Shaped Tread Design with High Void Ratio: Aggressively channels snow, slush, and water away from the contact patch for superior wet and slush evacuation and reduced hydroplaning risk.
• Ice Grip Certified: Meets the Ice Grip standard, braking at least 18% shorter on ice than a reference all-season tire — now displayed with a dedicated sidewall symbol.
• Extended Tread Life: Lasts more than 26% longer than three leading competing winter tires, delivering more seasons of confident winter performance per set.
• Low Rolling Resistance Compound: Minimizes energy loss for up to 34% better efficiency than competing winter tires, helping preserve fuel economy and extend EV driving range.
• Piano Acoustic Tuning Technology: Michelin's proprietary noise-reduction system delivers a noticeably quieter, more comfortable ride on winter roads.
• Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake (3PMSF) & M+S Rated: Meets severe snow service requirements for use in all winter driving conditions.

The Michelin X-Ice Snow+ is Michelin's most advanced winter passenger tire, combining class-leading ice braking, extended durability, and improved efficiency — giving drivers dependable performance when winter weather is at its worst.