Handles great! Smooth It feels like a new car. The traction is fantastic. The tread design is something I’ve never seen. Cutis to the engineers on this one

I will soon be purchasing my third set of CrossClimates for my 2019 Toyota Highlander. The winter traction for my Midwest travel. The tires wear evenly and I have got 70,000-80,000 miles on each set. Yes, I drive 40,000+ miles a year.

I am pleased with the all season handling, performance and low road noise with these tires. I have them installed on both Ford Escape SUV and Focus EV. More than 48k on one set and less than 20% tread wear. I highly recommend them.

Purchased tires in December for my Ford Escape. Original factory tires only lasted a little over a year but the new ones ride so much nicer and handle great!

Bought these tires 3 days ago, and they are awesome! Colorado was snowy and cold today, which made for very slick roads. Accidents everywhere, cars sliding backwards or spinning out. Not me!

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

I bought the Cross Climate 2 a month ago and they are horrible in the snow. I was unable to take a left turn the car kept sliding. I had to park the car and take the bus. Very disappointing as I my old tires were better.

These tires were installed on Thursday, 09/26/24, and they look awesome on my Infinity G37. The tires make the car feel like it's sticking to the road and handles like it should, sporty. I will provide an updated review in a few months from now.

We bought these tires after extensive research for my wife's SUV. To us, there is nothing more important than safety across dry, wet or snowy roads and these tires have the latest technology which promises to surpass the competition.

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.