Love my new tires! They look great and performance is beyond my expectations! Gripping in all road conditions and keeping me safe. I highly recommend them!

Bought Commanders. Poor bad weather tire! Slip & slide! 54,000 miles and I’m told they need to be replaced. They were supposed to be 80,000 mile radials.have six vehicles and I will never buy Michelins again. Very disappointed in their low quality.

Improved traction compared to previous tires. From reviews read before purchase, trusting these tires will be durable. Performance has been great. Comfort has been great. Versatility seems great.

Like the tires so far this summer and hope winter conditions won't be an problem. Looking forward to this weekends (2025oct11) Motul Petit Le Mans IMSA Weather Tech final championship race from Road Atlanta - sponsored by Michelin!

Your tires are good but the rebate card sucks. It is not always accepted at merchants. Just give an immediate rebate or discount on the sale when the tires are purchased.

I love my CC2's. Noticed almost immediately the great traction in rain. Quiet and comfortable ride. Winter is on the way so I'll wait to see how snow handling goes. I'm assuming good results. Definitely recommend.

On for over a year, and they look great. I drive for work, and these are comfortable at all speeds. I ski, therefore I Drive. Last season they performed very well in the snow & ice. Just drive with common sense, and give plenty of room ahead!

Great tires- smooth ride, not noisy like some people have claimed. Traction in wet is great, haven’t had any snow yet, but gotta be better than the all season I had previously.

2015 Lexus RX 350. AWD SUV. 70K miles Previous tires were too noisy and too stiff. These improved not only the noise and ride, it handles much better. Finally found out what the Lexus experience was meant to be.

This is my second set of cross climate tires, I got 62,000 miles out of my last set, they still had tread on them! They are great in the snow, rain, and even off-road. My whole family has them on their vehicles!