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!

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 bought the CrossClimat2 last week. We drove into the Cascades on a forest service road in the snow and the control was excellent. I also drove locally in wet and dry conditions and the handling is superb. I'm so glad I choose these tires.

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.

I bought these almost a year ago and am delighted with them. Looking forward to seeing if they are as good in winter as the other revues said! Unfortunately being quarantined since March 2019 has limited the driving I could do.

These tires are so good that I believe that almost everyone in the North, including those in Canada, should use these tires exclusively all year around.

I bought these 7 months ago and they have been excellent. The ride is quiet (which surprized me because of the tread pattern). The grip in the rain and snow is nothing short of amazing. The ride is table and solid in all weather. Great tires.

I love the grip on the snow and rain. Not too bad on road noise. Responsive without being aggressive. Great overall tire with an emphasis on less than ideal terrain. Might be too much tire for nicer places.

Bought these tires yesterday based on online reviews including consumer reports. One thing I already know, these tires provide a great, quiet ride, especially for the aggressive tread pattern.

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.