The CrossClimate tires provide a lot quieter ride than my previous Michelin Primacy tires. The grip on the road feels better too. Didn’t get to try them in snow yet, only rain.

Purcahse four new CrossClimate2 tires. However two of the four tires did not have the DOT mfg date. The other two had the DOT date impression of 5021. Is this a problem??

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 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.

Awesome tires. My choice was eliminated down to Michelin CrossClimate 2 and Pirelli Scorpion. I choose the CrossClimate 2. They are very quiet and have great wet weather traction. I would buy again.

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.

3rd set of these in 2 different Subarus. Great tires. Handle rain and NH snow with ease. V pattern tread but minimal noise. Handle really well. Excellent life out of the first 2 sets as well.

3 winters later in Midwest weather. No need for a dedicated snow tire! I drive 8k miles/year, and tires only last 6-ish years. So not having to buy dedicated winter tires is a big savings. These tires are an engineering marvel!

So far Ive driven with my new tires on dry roads and wet roads and they've handle great, lets see how they handle Michigan winters...Love the tires so far.

Bought a set for a dodge charger awd they replaced Yokohama tires. So much better than the Yokohama tires. Car was fun to drive again. Snow, ice, wet dry no issues