I love my CC2's. Noticed almost immediately the great traction in rain. Quiet and comfortable ride. Winter is on the way so I'll wait to see how snow handling goes. I'm assuming good results. Definitely recommend.

Like the tires so far this summer and hope winter conditions won't be an problem. Looking forward to this weekends (2025oct11) Motul Petit Le Mans IMSA Weather Tech final championship race from Road Atlanta - sponsored by Michelin!

Probably the best tires I've purchased and I'm no young buck. Driven to TX from PA and noticed an improvement in gas mileage, reduced cabin noise and incredible stability. Can't wait to get a set for my wife Lexus. By the way, they look amazing!

Tires are great! Very low road noise for an all weather tire . Traction in rain and snow is excellent,Just as good or better than the last set of dedicated snow tires I had. They have a good road feel and the gas mileage only dropped 1 MPG.

Just driving home from getting the tires installed was such a difference. Glad I'm back on Michelin's - sometimes a deal isn't as good as you think it is.

Extremely smooth, excellent wet traction. The special pattern of the tread creates a hum above 60 mph. I wanted to love these tires but can’t live with the hum.

Great tires- smooth ride, not noisy like some people have claimed. Traction in wet is great, haven’t had any snow yet, but gotta be better than the all season I had previously.

I think these tires go good in the winter time everybody I talk to give them 100% and especially when it's hard raining outside I think I'll be much safer

We just bought a Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport R line that came with MICHELIN CrossClimate2 tires. We could not be more amazed with the performance traction, adverse weather, handling and all around what a great tire this is.

I put these on my 2017 Murano after hours of research. I couldn't be happier. They're very quiet, smooth ride and handle well. Haven't had them through the winter months but we don't typically get alot of snow. They performed awesome in a torrential rainstorm. 90+ degree temps.