Michelin snow chains: The full range of Michelin snow chains

From Clermont-Ferrand, France, Michelin has developed a recognised tyre identity since 1889, built around balance, long life and consistent safety. Its technologies have evolved alongside vehicles, driving habits and manufacturer requirements.

Pneus Online has worked with Michelin since the early years of online tyre retail. Our teams know how differently Primacy, Pilot Sport, CrossClimate, Alpin and e.Primacy behave in real use, and use that experience to guide drivers beyond brand reputation alone.

Key ranges to know before choosing

• Michelin Primacy 5 — summer tyre: daily comfort, wet braking and long mileage.
• Michelin Pilot Sport 5 — ultra-high-performance summer tyre: steering precision, grip and high-speed stability.
• Michelin CrossClimate 3 — all-season tyre: year-round versatility on dry, wet and moderately wintry roads.
• Michelin Alpin 7 — winter tyre: traction, braking and control in cold, snow and wet winter conditions.
• Michelin e.Primacy — electric-vehicle tyre: low noise, energy efficiency and suitable load capacity.

In the United Kingdom, frequent rain, motorways and generally moderate winters put wet braking, aquaplaning resistance, noise and predictable handling at the centre of the choice. All-season tyres can suit many drivers, while specific winter needs depend on routes and travel plans.

Discover our 86 models of Michelin snow chains

Michelin Automatic metal chains

• 4x4 Extrem Grip Automatic - 230
• 4x4 Extrem Grip Automatic - 240
• 4x4 Extrem Grip Automatic - 250
• 4x4 Extrem Grip Automatic - 260
• 4x4 Extrem Grip Automatic - 270
• 4x4 Extrem Grip Automatic - 280
• 4x4 Extrem Grip Automatic - 290
• 4x4 Extrem Grip Automatic - 300
• 4x4 Extrem Grip Automatic - 310
• Extrem Grip Automatic - 100
• Extrem Grip Automatic - 110
• Extrem Grip Automatic - 120
• Extrem Grip Automatic - 130
• Extrem Grip Automatic - 65
• Extrem Grip Automatic - 70
• Extrem Grip Automatic 7 mm - 100
• Extrem Grip Automatic 7 mm - 120
• Extrem Grip Automatic 7 mm - 130
• Extrem Grip Automatic 7 mm - 80
• Extrem Grip Automatic 7 mm - 90
• Extrem Grip Automatic - 80
• Extrem Grip Automatic - 90
• Fast Grip - 100
• Fast Grip - 120
• Fast Grip - 130
• Fast Grip - 140
• Fast Grip - 50
• Fast Grip - 60
• Fast Grip - 70
• Fast Grip - 80
• Fast Grip - 90

Michelin Composite chains

• Easy Grip Evolution 1
• Easy Grip Evolution 10
• Easy Grip Evolution 11
• Easy Grip Evolution 12
• Easy Grip Evolution 13
• Easy Grip Evolution 14
• Easy Grip Evolution 15
• Easy Grip Evolution 16
• Easy Grip Evolution 17
• Easy Grip Evolution 18
• Easy Grip Evolution 19
• Easy Grip Evolution 2
• Easy Grip Evolution 3
• Easy Grip Evolution 4
• Easy Grip Evolution 5
• Easy Grip Evolution 6
• Easy Grip Evolution 7
• Easy Grip Evolution 8
• Easy Grip Evolution 9
• Easy Grip Limited 1
• Easy Grip Limited 10
• Easy Grip Limited 11
• Easy Grip Limited 12
• Easy Grip Limited 13
• Easy Grip Limited 14
• Easy Grip Limited 15
• Easy Grip Limited 16
• Easy Grip Limited 17
• Easy Grip Limited 18
• Easy Grip Limited 19
• Easy Grip Limited 2
• Easy Grip Limited 3
• Easy Grip Limited 4
• Easy Grip Limited 5
• Easy Grip Limited 6
• Easy Grip Limited 7
• Easy Grip Limited 8
• Easy Grip Limited 9
• Easy Grip R12

Michelin Manual metal chains

• Extrem Grip - 100
• Extrem Grip - 110
• Extrem Grip - 65
• Extrem Grip - 70
• Extrem Grip - 80
• Extrem Grip - 90

Michelin Socks

• SOS Grip EVO 0
• SOS Grip EVO 1
• SOS Grip EVO 2
• SOS Grip EVO 3
• SOS Grip EVO 4
• SOS Grip EVO 5
• SOS Grip EVO 6
• SOS Grip EVO 7
• SOS Grip EVO 8
• SOS Grip EVO 9

Find the balance that suits you

What does Michelin feel like on the road?

Michelin stands out through balance, long life and consistent safety. Pneus Online uses long-term product and customer experience to judge how that character translates into real journeys rather than relying on one headline figure.

Why do some car manufacturers trust Michelin for original equipment?

Michelin is frequently involved early in vehicle development, where tyre behaviour is tuned to comfort, braking, energy use and the chassis balance targeted by the manufacturer. At replacement time, the original homologation is a useful reference, but another Michelin family may suit your current mileage and journeys better.

Michelin Primacy 5 or Michelin Pilot Sport 5: which one fits your use?

Michelin Primacy 5 focuses on comfort, reassuring wet braking and long mileage on road and motorway. Michelin Pilot Sport 5 is the more natural choice for steering precision, stability and dynamic driving for powerful cars. Vehicle type, mileage and the desired level of response should decide between them.

Michelin CrossClimate 3 or Michelin Alpin 7: year-round versatility or seasonal specialisation?

Michelin CrossClimate 3 suits drivers looking for year-round versatility with winter approval depending on the exact reference. Michelin Alpin 7 is more appropriate when persistent cold, snow or demanding winter journeys are part of normal use.

Which Michelin option suits an electric vehicle?

Michelin e.Primacy focuses on low rolling resistance, quietness and efficiency for electric and hybrid vehicles. Always confirm size, load capacity, homologation and exact vehicle compatibility.

Our advice before ordering

Start with the approved size, then check load and speed ratings, XL, run-flat or manufacturer markings, the tyre label, availability and fitted price. Pneus Online compares these points with real use rather than the displayed price alone.

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