Bought these tires a couple weeks ago for my Tahoe. Look great and very quiet. Had a major rain storm last night and they performed so well on the highway. Can't wait to see their performance in the winter.

Purchased 2 years ago performance of tires were decent earlier, but tires have about 3/32 left on them with 26.5k on them. Will need a new set before winter...

I've only had these tires on a few weeks but I'm very happy with the ride, it is very smooth, and happy with the cornering of the tires. I've also driven in two down pours and they seem to have all the traction I need.

After about 1 year and 10K miles the tires still ride smooth, quiet, and with great traction in rain and snow. Rotated tires front to back at about 7K miles.

Have these on my 2018 Tesla Model 3. They are less sporty, more noiser, and have more play than the OEM Michelin's but that was to be expected. Would love to have these for my Model Y but no compatible size.

Perfect tires for any season. Used them all winter on hills with snow rather than switch to my winter tires. Also perfect in rain on the coast and low noise on the highway

This is my 3rd vehicle that we have equipped with CrossClimate 2 tires. I have gone through Rain, Snow, and Ice without a care in the world despite highly spirited driving.

Bought these tires as an all weather tire for driving in rain, occasional use in snow and all-year round. Drove yesterday in heavy rain - excellent traction and handling. Much better than my previous Michelin Pilots.

Just bought them yesterday. The ride is a stiffer, but on grooved pavement scared the heck out of me. The car stayed in its lane but it felt like I was in a child’s bouncy chair . Now I’m worried about how it will handle in winter driving..

I have a Kia Soul Turbo and just had to come home as the tires we not able to hold on the very badly plowed roads. So, No, they do not work well in the snow. I live in the lower mainland of Vancouver and will not be going out again in my car.