I LIKE THE LOOKS OF CROSS CLIMATE 2 IN MY VW PASSAT 2021. IT NEVER FEELS ANY VIBRATION ON HIGHER SPEED. I TESTED THESE TIRES ON 185 KM/H AND BRAKING IS ALSO PERFECT. I WILL RECOMEND THESE TIRES TO EVERYONE. THANKYOU MICHELIN.

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.

Just had these tires installed a week ago and I am surprised with the fuel economy compared to my original and winter tires. It is definitely a 10% drop in the first week. Hope it will get better or this is a bad purchase.

I haven’t been able to test the wet traction quality of these tires yet, but after having tires with well worn tread these tires felt more comfortable driving down the road like a new pair of shoes with the foam inserts.

Just had these fitted yesterday, replacing Michelin MX4's. I like these, smooth and quiet both city and highway. Slightly more comfortable ride than the MX4's.

Bought these tires new 3-years ago, have put 45K miles on them, and they are now very loud! I had them checked out where I bought them and there were no issues other than wear. The miles are all highway miles. Will not buy these again.

This tire doesn't care about snow, rain or even if it's sunny. It just works. The biggest problem I have right now in the winter is everyone else is going to slow! Best tire I've ever owned.

I've had these a month now an I think they are the best wet road tires I've ever had. I live in South Carolina so I don't have any snow experience at all.

These are my second set of Cross Climate 2 tires. They are great for anyone that lives in a northern climate that gets snow. They are quiet on dry pavement and give great traction in the snow.

The ride on CC2s seems harder and fuel consumption is higher. I can understand the lower fuel mileage: The new tires' tread pattern might need a settling-in period and mileage would eventually improve. But the harder ride needs further observation.