The MICHELIN PILOT ALPIN 5 SUV tire is a high-performance winter tire designed specifically for SUVs. Its high-density 3D sipes and Helio Compound 3G technology provide excellent traction on wet, snowy, and icy roads. The V-shaped tread pattern and increased rigidity of the tread blocks help to offer precise handling and stable performance, even at high speeds. Additionally, the MICHELIN PILOT ALPIN 5 SUV tire is designed with comfort and noise reduction in mind, making it perfect for long-distance driving during the winter months.
ZP: Michelin ZP is the runflat technology of the Michelin brand. The runflat system allows to drive a distance of 50 miles at a maximum speed of 50 mph.
EV: Compatible with electric vehicles (EV Ready, Electric Drive…)
ZP: Michelin ZP is the runflat technology of the Michelin brand. The runflat system allows to drive a distance of 50 miles at a maximum speed of 50 mph.
FSL: Flange rim protection
EV: Compatible with electric vehicles (EV Ready, Electric Drive…)
(N0): Porsche approved tyres. The numerical escalation of Porsche N-Spec tires reflect either enhancements to the previous generation of the same tire model.
ZP: Michelin ZP is the runflat technology of the Michelin brand. The runflat system allows to drive a distance of 50 miles at a maximum speed of 50 mph.
FSL: Flange rim protection
EV: Compatible with electric vehicles (EV Ready, Electric Drive…)
(N0): Porsche approved tyres. The numerical escalation of Porsche N-Spec tires reflect either enhancements to the previous generation of the same tire model.
ZP: Michelin ZP is the runflat technology of the Michelin brand. The runflat system allows to drive a distance of 50 miles at a maximum speed of 50 mph.
EV: Compatible with electric vehicles (EV Ready, Electric Drive…)
(N0): Porsche approved tyres. The numerical escalation of Porsche N-Spec tires reflect either enhancements to the previous generation of the same tire model.
(N0): Porsche approved tyres. The numerical escalation of Porsche N-Spec tires reflect either enhancements to the previous generation of the same tire model.
ZP: Michelin ZP is the runflat technology of the Michelin brand. The runflat system allows to drive a distance of 50 miles at a maximum speed of 50 mph.
FSL: Flange rim protection
EV: Compatible with electric vehicles (EV Ready, Electric Drive…)
(N0): Porsche approved tyres. The numerical escalation of Porsche N-Spec tires reflect either enhancements to the previous generation of the same tire model.
(N0): Porsche approved tyres. The numerical escalation of Porsche N-Spec tires reflect either enhancements to the previous generation of the same tire model.
(N0): Porsche approved tyres. The numerical escalation of Porsche N-Spec tires reflect either enhancements to the previous generation of the same tire model.
(N0): Porsche approved tyres. The numerical escalation of Porsche N-Spec tires reflect either enhancements to the previous generation of the same tire model.
Average test mark for the Michelin Pilot Alpin 5 SUV Car Tyre
4.5
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2 recommendations
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1 recommendation
★★★★★
By Franky
Germany, 3 Oct 2024
BMW X3 - X3 Van (G01 - F97)
Would I buy the same tyres: Probably
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★★★★★
By Phil
France, 13 Jan 2025
LEXUS RX (U3)
Would I buy the same tyres: Yes
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★★★★★
By Falcon
United Kingdom, 27 Jan 2026
MERCEDES 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 changing
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