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Michelin Alpin 7
235/50 R18 101 V- XL
- XL: Reinforced tyres. Have a higher load index.
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Michelin Pilot Alpin 5 SUV
275/45 R22 112 V- XL
- FSL
- XL: Reinforced tyres. Have a higher load index.
- FSL: Flange rim protection
£395 98Rate this tyre -
Michelin Alpin 7
225/55 R17 101 V- XL
- EV
- XL: Reinforced tyres. Have a higher load index.
- EV: Compatible with electric vehicles (EV Ready, Electric Drive…)
£171 11Rate this tyre£167 69with -
Michelin Pilot Alpin 5 SUV
285/35 R22 106 W- XL
- FSL
- EV
- XL: Reinforced tyres. Have a higher load index.
- FSL: Flange rim protection
- EV: Compatible with electric vehicles (EV Ready, Electric Drive…)
£357 76Rate this tyre -
Michelin Pilot Alpin 5
235/45 R20 100 H- XL
- AO
- XL: Reinforced tyres. Have a higher load index.
- AO: Audi
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Michelin Pilot Alpin 5
265/40 R20 104 W- XL
- FSL
- MO1A
- XL: Reinforced tyres. Have a higher load index.
- FSL: Flange rim protection
- MO1A: Mercedes SL65 AMG approved tyres
£289 79★★★★★(20 recommendations)£283 99with -
Michelin Alpin 7
235/45 R18 98 V- XL
- FSL
- EV
- XL: Reinforced tyres. Have a higher load index.
- FSL: Flange rim protection
- EV: Compatible with electric vehicles (EV Ready, Electric Drive…)
£204 35Rate this tyre -
Michelin Pilot Alpin 5 SUV
245/45 R20 103 V- XL
- FSL
- EV
- XL: Reinforced tyres. Have a higher load index.
- FSL: Flange rim protection
- EV: Compatible with electric vehicles (EV Ready, Electric Drive…)
£281 18Rate this tyre
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★★★★★By Falcon United Kingdom, 27 Jan 2026MERCEDES GLS (166)A perfect tyre for 100% snow conditions with driving speeds up to 80-100kph. Lousy in most other winter conditions (slush, wet, dry). Ultra quiet. Increased fuel consumption by 0.8-1l/100km but to be expected. Extremely soft (too soft) for my liking. Although typical for a good snow tire I had to add 0.3-0.4bar per tyre and still not there. Highly progressive. No FR protection. Road feedback excessive and annoying above 80/100kph. Perfect tire for snow conditions and driving around skiing resorts. I will keep it as a second set of tires but only when I go skiing. Otherwise for regular city commute as well as driving on motorways, expressways and highways not my preference at all as highly unstable in dynamic conditions e,g. when lane changingWould I buy the same tyres: Probably not
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