I bought a set of 4 CrossClimate2 tires for my 2018 Kia Sportage and from the start they acted like they were out of balance. I had them Load Force balanced and found that 2 of the 4 could not be balanced. They were replaced in warranty and again one could not be balanced. It was replaced again and this time it was barely within acceptable range. They continue to run rough, and at 15000 miles I had them all Load Force balanced again and now two cannot be balanced and the other two are barely within the acceptable range. This is too bad, since they do have good handling and traction, but I will never buy them again.

I got over 3 years of wear with these tires on my 2014 Honda CRV with AWD. Easily blew past the 60,000 mile waranty, if I mentioned how many miles people would not beleive me. With age they became a little noisy thats the only reason I changed to Defender 2. Great traction in snow and on wet roads. The ride was smooth and provided great control of the car. Grip in a snow covered parking lot would not easily allow me to do donuts. Panic stops was under full control at all times.

I've been using Michelin CrossClimate2 tires on my 2017 Honda CR-V for about three years now, and the first time I hit the highway, I was amazed at how the handling felt almost as good as our 2020 Mercedes-Benz GLE. I've been driving for decades and have never been this impressed by a set of tires. They're solid all around: they handle smoothly, have great grip in the rain, and are really quiet. I don't drive recklessly, but they've never let me down. I just put those same tires on my Mercedes yesterday. I'm so excited to test them out that I'm already looking for any excuse to go on a long road trip.

I drove the Alcan from Wyoming to Anchorage at the end of September/ early October with a brand new set of these tires and was blown away. We encountered rain, sleet, slush, snow, gravel, and potholes, through it all we never once had any doubts or lost grip. These tires certainly give you peace of mind when 200 miles from the next stop. I personally did not notice an increase in road noise or reduced fuel mileage. Highly recommended tire and I will be purchasing again!

I am happy with the performance of Michelin CrossClimate2 tires. Gives great, smooth, comfortable ride besides excellent grip and traction control in winter snowy condition. This is the 2nd set of 4 CrossClimate2 tires I bought for my 2013 Toyota Camry XLE Hybrid sedan.

I have 2 lincons both 2020 an aviator and a nautilus my nautilus have Michelin cross climate 2..it's an absolute suburb tire it grips well in both dry and wet climate conditions and my stopping distance is shorter than the aviator which has a different brand of tire..the aviator is almost due for a new set of tires and I will be purchasing some cross climate 2's for it also..I'm sold on the way they handle,tight grip with an easy roll resistance,

Great everything. Purchased in 2022. Only used 2% of treadwear. Have 60K miles on them. Rotate every 5K miles and maintain 35 psi. soft ride. Great in Geeat Lakes snow and ice. Love how they snap in lane changes @60mph.No tyre noise.

Over a 100,000 KMS and still have 25% tread left. Regular tire rotations and pressure checks go a long ways in longevity. Will be putting another set on the car for sure

I love my tires they got me through the snow and ice this last winter. I have a job that depends on me being there no matter the weather. This spring with all the rains we had they kept great traction on the road when the water was pooling on the roads. They have also proven to have good traction when comes to deer running out in front of you because when you apply your breaks you know your not going to slide and will still have control of your car. I will be buying them again. The tread is holding up great also especially keeping up with the tire rotation in them like you are supposed too.

CrossClimate 2 is the best tire I've ever owned, bar none. Expensive, but worth every penny. First off, its made in the USA. Second, I put over 43,173 miles on my first set...on a heavy, sporty, fun Audi eTron battery EV. 3.1 years, averaging almost 14k miles/yr. Lots of HP, even more torque, 5500 pounds, spirited driving practically every day, heavy cornering, and even towing. And over 43k miles on these tires and still not down to the tread wear replacement mark!!! Unfortunately, we had a catastrophic puncture and decided it was time to replace all 4 after realizing they were over 3 years old already! The tires from the factory were TRASHED after 27k miles and 2 yrs, so we were stunned to realize we achieved 43k out of these CrossClimate 2's! Third, as the tires wore, they were practically just as grippy in rain and snow. And fourth - the entire reason we bought them in the first place was for the epic traction in rain and snow. Safety is paramount; the longevity, sportiness, and comfort were simply great bonuses along the way. Thank you, Michelin. There are some engineers out there somewhere that are the true unsung heroes of the day here.