Bought these in November so glad I did. Best pass car tire I’ve ever owned on snow and ice. I drive 90plus miles a day and would take my truck on bad weather days. Now my Impala does great.

Awesome tires. My choice was eliminated down to Michelin CrossClimate 2 and Pirelli Scorpion. I choose the CrossClimate 2. They are very quiet and have great wet weather traction. I would buy again.

I have purchased a set for both my cars. I think they are the best you can buy. The traction is great and they are extremely quiet. I highly recommend them.

Just wonderful in the treacherous Wisconsin snow/rain/sleet/wind. I’m not sure there is a place around that really tests your tires like the roads and weather we have here; it changes by the hour at times.

I bought a set of Cross Climate 2 tires for my Camry and for the first time in my long driving career I feel confident while driving on ice and snow. These tires are well worth the price.

3 winters later in Midwest weather. No need for a dedicated snow tire! I drive 8k miles/year, and tires only last 6-ish years. So not having to buy dedicated winter tires is a big savings. These tires are an engineering marvel!

I will soon be purchasing my third set of CrossClimates for my 2019 Toyota Highlander. The winter traction for my Midwest travel. The tires wear evenly and I have got 70,000-80,000 miles on each set. Yes, I drive 40,000+ miles a year.

It's just day 2 and we haven't driven the car today, so it's too early to review this tire but our last tires were Michelins and we were very happy with them!

Bought in December 22, driven in snow, rain ,dry pavement, -15 to 80 degrees all round excellent proformance . A few road surfaces have noticeable road noise but for the most part much quieter then old tires

Bought a set for a dodge charger awd they replaced Yokohama tires. So much better than the Yokohama tires. Car was fun to drive again. Snow, ice, wet dry no issues