Winter205/55 R16
#3 Of 12 Tyres
The Alpin 6 was introduced back in 2019, but still holds up surprisingly well compared to the current competitors. It's pricey, but Michelin promises it will maintain it's performance during the whole lifespan, which is rarely tested.
Well-balanced performance with reliable handling and safety on dry, wet, and winter surfaces, including good aquaplaning resistance.
Very high predicted mileage and exceptionally low wear, indicating excellent durability.
Low fuel consumption due to reduced rolling resistance and lightweight construction.
Precise and sporty steering response, especially in dynamic driving scenarios.
Good comfort for a premium tire, performing well in all weather conditions.
Slight weaknesses in lateral aquaplaning and wet handling under certain conditions.
Somewhat longer braking distance on dry roads compared to top competitors.
High purchase price relative to other options.
Subpar snow braking performance and reduced grip in wet grip tests in specific reviews.
Michelin ALPIN 6 was launched and replaced Michelin Alpin 5.
Michelin ALPIN 6 got replaced by Michelin ALPIN 7
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