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.

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!

My wife and are retired and on low income budget. But we did decide to stretch our budget to by these tires. Best tire we've ever purchased. These tires preform great in any weather. We live in northern Il.and we get all the seasons.

Only had these tires on the Subaru Forester for 10 days in summer weather. They are as quiet as my old OEM tires and are much firmer. Forester steers more responsively and I enjoy the ride and the feeling of confidence while on the road.

I purchased these tires late winter early spring. We drove on ice, snow, wet pavement. During the summer we drove in harsh rain. In all conditions the tires were excellent. You get what you pay for defines these tires.

These tires are so good that I believe that almost everyone in the North, including those in Canada, should use these tires exclusively all year around.

These are my second set of Cross Climate 2 tires. They are great for anyone that lives in a northern climate that gets snow. They are quiet on dry pavement and give great traction in the snow.

Bought these tires yesterday based on online reviews including consumer reports. One thing I already know, these tires provide a great, quiet ride, especially for the aggressive tread pattern.

Purchased at Costco and proceeded drive 1800 miles to Calif. Wasn't quite ready to replace the original tires but a pending 4000 mile trip said do it now. What a difference. So smooth on all road surfaces.

I love the grip on the snow and rain. Not too bad on road noise. Responsive without being aggressive. Great overall tire with an emphasis on less than ideal terrain. Might be too much tire for nicer places.