Michelin Agilis Alpin 225/75 R16 121/120 R C

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Michelin Agilis Alpin

4.5 Average rating on the performance

4.6/5 Dry surface
4.6/5 Snow and slush
4.5/5 Wet surface

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100% customers recommend this tyre

43 reviews

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225/75 R16
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The actual distance traveled is over 60,000 km in the winter season. I changed the front / rear axles every second month, the result is surprising: 1 pair good 7-6 mm second 4-5 mm, low rolling resistance translates into low fuel consumption, saving compared to cheaper manufacturers, actual fuel consumption by about 1.5 l / 100 km, ie about 4000 PLN less for fuel and durability not only for 2-3 months, but peacefully for over 1 winter season. Read more Collapse

Summary: I recommend this tyre

Distance travelled:
more than 15000 miles

Driving style:
moderate

Vehicle:
Peugeot Boxer Dostawczy II 2.2 HDi 120 (88kW) (5/130)

Overall assessment:
5.0

The grip on dry surface 5/5

The grip on wet surface 5/5

The grip on snow and slush 5/5

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Marcin Szczodry
over 2 years ago
215/70 R15
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Great tyres – they are not cheap but worth the money for sure. I am a courier and often I travel to small town where it is reare that the roads are clear of snow – as they should. Even on steep climbs they provide a lot of grip. When it comes to comfort Michelin Agilin Alpin I do not see any difference to summer Michelis I also own. Tyres give you true sense of security and a lot of comfort. I would recommend them to anyone , especially to people who drive profesionally – at least 50000 miles/year. Read more Collapse

Summary: I recommend this tyre

Distance travelled:
2000 - 5000 miles

Driving style:
moderate

Vehicle:
Fiat Ducato Dostawczy III 2.3 Multijet (5/130)

Overall assessment:
4.4

The grip on dry surface 4/5

The grip on wet surface 4/5

The grip on snow and slush 5/5

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Mike
over 2 years ago
225/65 R16
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Opinion from outside the UK

I have been driving on Michelin Agilin Alpin for three year now. Summer , winter – always. I had different brands in the past but I belive Michelins are unquestionably the best. In my car history I spent large chunk for the tyres but I will stay with Agilin for long time! Recommend them already to everytone. Read more Collapse

Summary: I recommend this tyre

Distance travelled:
10000 - 15000 miles

Driving style:
calm

Vehicle:
Renault Master Dostawczy IV 2.3 dCi 150 (107kW) (6/200)

Overall assessment:
5.0

The grip on dry surface 5/5

The grip on wet surface 5/5

The grip on snow and slush 5/5

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Raphael
over 2 years ago
225/65 R16
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Hello everyone. I would recommend these tyres. So far I drove on them already for about 10thousand miles. I honestly do no see any wear, tracking is great on the snow. I decided for them mostly because reinforced sides. It is always better to be prepared to carry extra load. Read more Collapse

Summary: I recommend this tyre

Distance travelled:
10000 - 15000 miles

Driving style:
calm

Vehicle:
Iveco Daily Dostawczy V 35S15 2.3 (107kW)

Overall assessment:
4.6

The grip on dry surface 5/5

The grip on wet surface 5/5

The grip on snow and slush 4/5

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Andy
over 2 years ago
205/65 R16
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I can only say that Michelin Agailin Alpin is great. I am not an expert but I never had any issues. I must admit I got them from Oponeo without any problems, they came quickly and much cheaper than from any other companies in UK. For sure I will be back for more. Read more Collapse

Summary: I recommend this tyre

Distance travelled:
more than 15000 miles

Driving style:
fast and dynamic

Vehicle:
Renault Trafic Van II 2.0 dCi

Overall assessment:
5.0

The grip on dry surface 5/5

The grip on wet surface 5/5

The grip on snow and slush 5/5

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Robert
over 2 years ago

Product description

Michelin Agilis Alpin

The tyre meets the European Union's requirements for winter tyres

Carries the 3PMSF (Three Peak Mountain Flake) symbol, which is awarded after the model in question has been thoroughly tested for snow grip.

tyre tests Michelin Agilis Alpin:

Testing

Size

Rated

Place

2019

ÖAMTC 205/65 R16 recommended 3

TCS 205/65 R16 recommended 3

ADAC 205/65 R16 satisfactory 3

Testing

Size

Rated

Place

2018

Promobil 225/70 R15 recommended 3

Scale of scores: Highest lowest

Michelin Agilis Alpin is a winter tyre designed for all utility vehicles and vans (over 2.8 tonnes GVW). For professional users the new tyre provides improved performance in all winter conditions, as well as being more economical to run and more robust!

The most important benefits are: even more safety and mobility, more mileage, more robust. The quality of Michelin Agilis Alpin is really excellent. While designing the product the specialists managed to reduce stopping distance on ice surfaces and on wet pavement.

Better traction and stability on snow are due to special technologies: a unique tread that features open shoulders and widely spaced blocks (like SUV tyres) to improve traction in the snow, MICHELIN “Durable Contact Patch” technology developed for truck tyres: a larger, squarer contact patch puts 27% more rubber on the road, for better grip on ice and MICHELIN Stabiligrip technology 16% sipes provide a claw-like effect on snow. With their three-dimensional design, these self-blocking, variable-geometry sipes give the tread blocks – and the tyre Michelin Agilis Alpin – greater stability. Thanks to MICHELIN “Durable Contact Patch” technology, which puts 27% more rubber on the road, and the tread’s more wear resistant compounds, the Michelin Agilis Alpin lasts even longer.

Technical data:

Michelin Agilis Alpin winter tyre is considered Premium class class, that is, characterised by modern technology and maximum performance.

You are currently viewing a tyre in the size 225/75 R16. The tyre is currently available in sizes between 15 to 16 inch.

Tyre additionally:

is designed for vans ('C' designation).

The tyre has the following label parameters

C

class C - fuel efficiency

B

class B - braking distance on wet surfaces

B

class B - external noise

This is a tyre with indexes:

Speed index R - maximum speed you can go with this tyre is 106 mph.

Load index 121/120 - the maximum load this tyre can take is 1450 kg.

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EU label

Tyres fitting

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We deliver tyres and rims to the fitting stations. You have 605 fitting stations nationwide to choose from. Simply buy your tyres or rims, choose a fitting station, book your fitting appointment and leave the rest to us. Delivery to the fitting station is free of charge! The cost of the fitting itself is based on the price list of the fitting station.

Delivery to the fitting station step by step. When placing your order, you can choose one of many garages available on the website to which we can deliver. The goods will be delivered to the location and the specialists there will fit the tyres/rims. Please check the price list and contact the workshop once you have received an e-mail with confirmation that the goods have been delivered.

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Warranty

Michelin Agilis Alpin Tyre warranty

The warranty covers the use of the tires for 5 years from the date of purchase or until they are completely worn out,
Warranty covers defects in materials and manufacturing,
If at the time of the accepted complaint the degree of tire wear does not exceed 20%, the tire will be replaced with a new one,
In the case of an accepted complaint of a tire with greater wear, the amount of compensation is based on the degree of wear of the advertised tire.