I like the comfort of these new tires. They are a clear improvement over my old tires. It almost feels like driving a new car. I have no problem with the traction. I feel safe driving on them.

I have no complaints we haven't had a normal winter this year but the few times we did get some snow they seemed to do great! I really can't complain about anything with them.

I replaced the Bridgestone tires on my Lexus RX-350 with the Michelin Cross Climate 2. I like the Michelin performance and handling, but find they produce more road noise than the Bridgestone. Still, I am happy with my choice.

Cars today come with tires way to wide, causing hydroplaning, these tires, with their aggressive tread alleviates this to a great deal. Makes it a whole new, safer, car. Snow performance is excellent, again, making it a whole new car to drive.

Perhaps the finest tires I have ever used. I'm on my second set and they are simply the best. I recommend them to everyone. Adhesion in snow, ice, rain is super. I get about 70,000 miles per set.

They look different but they are pretty quiet and seen to offer good traction. I live in Minnesota and we still get some snow here. A little more money than some other equivalent tires but I am not disappointed I went with these.

These are great tires! Living in Michigan with our ever changing weather these tires easily go from dry roads to 5 inches of snow without missing a beat. Not to mention a quiet ride.

These are great especially in the snow. Slippage is minimal. Very confident to drive in. Have purchased other brands in this category and the price on these are well worth the peace of mind. Highly recommend.

So far I've been very happy with the Cross-Climate 2. They feel very sure-footed on packed snow and wet roads. I'm comfortable taking a drive on them up to the ski mountain areas.

After swapping out tire in winter(Michelin X ICE 3), on my last car, a Mazda 3 AWD Turbo, I swapped to using just Cross Climate 2s on my Mazda CX30. No more buying 2 sets of tires. These are awesome dry, wet, or snow.