Bridgestone Blizzak WS-50 versus Michelin X-ICE Winter Tires

Would appreciate anyone with winter driving experience using Bridgestone
Blizzak WS50's and/or Michelin X-ICE tires commenting about same.

I'd particularly like to know how these tires compare against each other.

Tires would be put on a 1996 Integra LS (auto tranny).

Winter driving conditions would include dry/wet/snowy/slushy/icy road
conditions, including occasional patches of black ice (Toronto, Canada).

This thread was discussed here about a month ago. The X-Ice is brand new,
so no one (in North America at least) will have experience with it.
Dan

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John Navage ) writes:
> Would appreciate anyone with winter driving experience using Bridgestone
> Blizzak WS50's and/or Michelin X-ICE tires commenting about same.
>
> I'd particularly like to know how these tires compare against each other.
>
> Tires would be put on a 1996 Integra LS (auto tranny).
>
> Winter driving conditions would include dry/wet/snowy/slushy/icy road
> conditions, including occasional patches of black ice (Toronto, Canada).
>

This thread was discussed here about a month ago. The X-Ice is brand new,
so no one (in North America at least) will have experience with it.
Dan

(This account is not used for email.)

John Navage ) writes:
> Would appreciate anyone with winter driving experience using Bridgestone
> Blizzak WS50's and/or Michelin X-ICE tires commenting about same.
>
> I'd particularly like to know how these tires compare against each other.
>
> Tires would be put on a 1996 Integra LS (auto tranny).
>
> Winter driving conditions would include dry/wet/snowy/slushy/icy road
> conditions, including occasional patches of black ice (Toronto, Canada).
>