I have the original Cross Climate tires . They are excellent tires, quiet, good mpg, durable and smooth ride. I have 75k on them with 7/32 tread left. I have them on my pickup and tow very little. I just wanted a durable 10 ply tire. I have already bought another set, as I heard they were being discontinued. The new cross climate tires were originally marketed as cross climate 2, and are directional. The reviews seem bad. I think they made a mistake changing them. I will not buy the new directional design. It seems that they had something great and ruined it.

55,000 miles on a Ram 1500 ProMaster, on the back roads of Ohio and West Virginia. Not bad mileage and lifetime balancing, as well as road hazard. This is my second set.

Terrible handling tire. Vehicle wanders all over the road. Recommended tire pressure are way too much as well. ( currently playing with “chalk testing” the treads and adjusting pressures ) New ball joints, steering box, track bar, drag link and control arms… truck is tight. Had multiple sets of LTX2s, which I totally loved 100%. HATE these tires. Will never buy these again.

Great tire for traction and ride but I only got 20,000 miles out of them and 75% through ther life. Own a 2022 Ram 3500. Will not buy again due to poor tread life.

This is a tire that Michelin definitely dropped the ball on. The tire performs excellent wet or dry, but it is a stone picker and doesn't clean even after hundreds of kilometers of continuous hwy. I feel for the vehicles behind me getting peppered with rocks. Michelin should have done a-lot better on their R&D. I don't recommend these tires because of this. If I was able to do a free swap I would.

I got the Agilis CrossClimate Commercial or C tires for my 30 foot Thor Vegas class a motorhome. They are great and I’m surprised by how much they improve the ride. I had a similar experience when I put Michelin Defenders on my 2021 Ford Escape Hybrid.

I bought the Agilis Crossclimate sep 22. Here I am 3 years and about 57000 km later, and the back tires need replacing , as the thread is near minimum. Front tire are at about half. I am somewhat disappointed, as I recall reading about the durability of the Agilis. Is this normal?

I've only had the tires on a few months so haven't had bad weather and road conditions are good. The tires are quiet and the road smooths right out. I drive a truck and my last tires I had on for six years, they were heavy duty and I would feel a dime if I ran over it but these tires are so smooth I've had four speeding tickets since I got them. Just kidding. They are nice tires no questions.

This is the second set of CrossClimate2 on our CRV. We are diehard Michelin fans for their quality product. They are far superior to using all season tires all year round. We also like the fact that they have Canadian plants. While our CrossClimates are made in Hungary, we still are biased for that reason alone. Regardless, the tires are durable, have great traction and perform well. We also feel the same for the Michelins on our Itasca Navion motorhome

Tires on my F350 dually. Used for heavy towing. The tires are performing great. These replaced the LTXMS2 tire I used to purchase. I had no issues and loved the LTXMS2 tire with all the little sipes keeping the tires cool and providing traction on icy roads. The new Agilis Cross Climate seem a bit more robust with bigger lugs and wider gaps. These pick up rocks more and throw them out. The Agilis appear that they will be more aggressive in mud or snow, but I had no real issues with LTXMS2. Tread life and resisting cupping on the front end will be the real test.