I have over 200K miles on my Cadillac and have had two sets of these tires. I can attest that there is no better tire to handle Michigan rain and snow. Will only trust this tire or the next generation version.

I love these tires in the rain and on the snow. I never really thought about tires, as I always seemed to have ones that were just so-so on the snow. These-I can really tell the difference. I am glad I spent the extra money.

I replaced the Bridgestone tires on my Lexus RX-350 with the Michelin Cross Climate 2. I like the Michelin performance and handling, but find they produce more road noise than the Bridgestone. Still, I am happy with my choice.

They look different but they are pretty quiet and seen to offer good traction. I live in Minnesota and we still get some snow here. A little more money than some other equivalent tires but I am not disappointed I went with these.

The tires seem very good. They have good traction and handle well. They are relatively quiet. My only dissappointment is that my gas mileage seems to have dropped about two miles per gallon.

The Climate Vontrol 2 tires are great. Wife loves them in her car. So far, a great handling tire for New England winter. Firm grip and improved braking Will defibately buy for other cars

Great traction in this Michigan snow and quiet so far . Only about 3000 miles on them so I can’t wait to see if they are noisy in July. I will buy them again

These tires are AMAZING…can’t believe how these are in the snow as the traction is beyond impressive…I was a bit skeptical because of the tread design but definitely a true believer in these now…way to go Michelin Man!!!

So far the best tires we have had, and we always buy Michelins. They are smooth and quiet. Will have to see how long they wear. We were somewhat reluctant because of the unusual tread design. But so far they have been excellent in all regards.

So far I've been very happy with the Cross-Climate 2. They feel very sure-footed on packed snow and wet roads. I'm comfortable taking a drive on them up to the ski mountain areas.