Michelin Agilis Alpin 205/65 R16C 101T
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Michelin Agilis Alpin tires are highly regarded for their quietness and softness, making them a popular choice for vehicles like the Sprinter and Hyundai Grand Starex. Users appreciate their excellent road grip in slushy snow and icy conditions, although they note that the tires perform best when the vehicle is loaded. Some users experienced issues with balancing initially, but these problems resolved over time. The tires are noted for their durability and heavy-duty use, although one user reported tread deformation after several years. Despite the high price, many users find the quality justifies the cost, emphasizing the importance of investing in good tires for safety. Overall, the Michelin Agilis Alpin is recommended for malosnezhnyh (low-snow) and icy winters, with users highlighting their reliability and performance in challenging conditions.
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Michelin is always top-notch in product quality, no issues there. As for the price, I won't comment; everyone has their own perception of what's expensive or not. In short, the tires are indeed for heavy-duty use, and after a season, 15% of the tread is gone, which is quite significant for cargo. Very quiet and soft tires, I have them on my Sprinter. I don’t carry heavy loads, but I do load it up, and I decided not to switch to passenger tires for winter. Despite the rear-wheel drive, it holds the road perfectly in slushy snow and on ice. By “perfectly” I don’t mean it behaves like on dry asphalt, but that the car goes through these surfaces, maybe not super easily, but it does move and doesn’t slide like on bald tires. When fully loaded, it’s like driving a tank, a bit more challenging when empty due to rear-wheel drive. the drawback was an issue with balancing; we just couldn't balance it properly, and it turned out that each side of the wheel had 80 grams. We tried spinning the disk of the wheel, and even swapped the tires with the disks, basically did everything we could, and it seemed to be done, but it was problematic. A year later, the balancing went smoothly without any issues. The softness of the tire is concerning, it could form a bump or get cut.  Gost: just bought Michelin Agilis Alpin |
I'm sitting reading positive reviews about this tyre and I don't understand whether to rejoice or cry. Citizens had the experience of owning 2! sets of wheels Michelin agilis alpin 205/65/16 (made in france) car mercedes vito 639. One set was used, the other new. These are not tyres, but money down the drain, after 4-5 years of operation, the tread warped and went like an egg, first on two tyres, then soon on the other two, and this despite the fact that its balance was 7.5 for the last time! mm. The result is almost new tyres in the trash. The car didn’t carry loads, I don’t drive much in winter, and then mostly around the city, I didn’t catch serious holes, the tyres were stored according to all the rules, they didn’t dry out. With another set, the situation is similar, except with a difference of 1.5 years (((and These are Michelin tyres for $ 120 a piece ... ... tyres for 2-3 years, after 3-4 years of operation, the tread goes like an egg for no apparent reason use Michelin Agilis Alpin 205/65 R16C 107T more than year |
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| Michelin Agilis Alpin 205/65 R16C 107T | from £148.68 | 6 offers | |