Another great Michelin tire for my non-M BMW. Purchased car a year ago with Michelin ROFs and wanted to return to a non-run flat. This tire is quieter, more compliant, and should last a lot longer.

The Cross Climate 2 tire is without question the best-handling wet traction car tire I've ever owned, and I've been buying tires for many years. There is a slight drop in gas mileage but it's well worth that cost for the added safety.

I bought these about a month ago and find them to have a great ride as well as being quiet. We just had 6 inches of snow and ice, they have great traction in the snow and better than my past tires on ice. I will purchase again.

I now have almost 2,000 miles on these tires and love the quite smooth ride they provide. My dealer tells me I will love the traction they provide in winter as well.

I bought the CrossClimat2 last week. We drove into the Cascades on a forest service road in the snow and the control was excellent. I also drove locally in wet and dry conditions and the handling is superb. I'm so glad I choose these tires.

Just had these tires installed a week ago. I am surprised with the fuel economy. It is definitely 10% drop from my original and winter tires. I hope its will get better soon or it is a bad mistake replacement.

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.

Got them last year. Excellent tire, great on dry, great on wet, low noise. I used them on light snow, early fall and late winter and they perform great (for winter I am using winter tires). Overall very happy!

I have had these tires only for 1 week. I am very impressed. I was concerned that they may be noisy based on some other reviews - but they are not loud at all. I like the idea that I can also use these in the winter I am pleased with my purchase.

Just wonderful in the treacherous Wisconsin snow/rain/sleet/wind. I'm not sure there is a place around that really tests your tires like the roads and weather we have here; it changes by the hour at times.