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.

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!

I bought these a few weeks ago and feel safe on wet roads and when driving in rain. My old tires fishtailed on wet pavement and it was difficult to control my car.

Bought these tires about eight months ago. They are amazing in their grip, improvement in traction and handling and they contribute to a smooth ride and quiet cabin interior.

I've only had these tires for a week but the decreased road noise, ride comfort and handling are noticeable in a good way! So far, I am delighted with my purchase. The only thing that I would like to see is a lower price:-(

Only bought them a month ago, but can feel the difference on the road. Looking forward to how they handle the winter weather in NW Indiana. So far very satisfied.

I have used several brands of tires over the years. This tire covers it all! Living in PA. It handles of of it! You can relax while driving. Because these tires will get you there!

I have Michelin CrossClimate2 on 3 vehicles in my household, and I am reeky happy with them! Excellent in every condition, snow, rain, dry. Confident and reliable drive all year long. I have them on my RAM 1500, Nissan Murano and Ford Focus.

I recently installed these on my BMW 335d and they ride smooth and quiet compared to the tires they replaced. They provide excellent traction in wet or dry conditions

Installed CC2 on my '13 Passat SE and noticed elevated ride comfort and shorter stopping distance immideately. First ride was during heavy 🌧️. Tires are heavy. "Unsprung" masses higher. 33 to 29 MPG/highway range drop noticed.