I drove 1500 miles round trip in my 1991 Vanagon on new Michelin Agilis CrossClimate 205/16R15 tires. I have never felt the van to feel so loose on the road. I had to stop more frequently than ever to relax from the anxiety of how the van now handled.

So while the original LTX M/S tires on our 12,000 lb. motor-home rode & wore well, they could not handle the loads and eventually failed. So these Agilis CrossClimate's replaced them, which to date have exceeded my expectations is all areas. So even though they seem to be a far harder commercial grade tire, they still ride & handle just great, while also being equally quiet. They also perform extremely well in the rain, where I've been able to really push them (as a trial) just to see what they are capable of. So assuming that they wear well, and don't fall apart down the road (especially since it's a commercial grade tire), I'm a very happy camper = I highly recommend them. And just maybe they work well for me, because they are loaded rather heavily, which is exactly why I purchased them, while not expecting all of the other benefits, including snow traction if I ever need it.

I installed these Agilis CrossClimate's on my Ford Transit Van @ 120K on odometer and right now I have 280K. So they covered 160K so far and still half tread life on them. Never had any problems on wet pavement and\or snow. Been driving all over 48 states and Canada on these "shoes" and loving it!!! Too bad they don't make them in 255/70/16 size. I got 235/65/16 (original size), but 255/70/16 (it's what MB uses on their Sprinters) would be much more comfortable and my van would be even more stable on the road, cuz of the wider width. Other than that, I'm buying them on my 2021 Transit when time comes, hoping Michelin would make 255/70/16 E1 size for heavy duty trucks/vans. Thank you Michelin for great and safer tires!!!

I have a Nissan nv200 van and I currently have 51,000 miles on these tires. I haul loads and drive all types of weather conditions and these are by far the best tires I have put on any vehicle I've owned. The dealership told me I would need to replace my tires on my van every 18,000 to 20,000 bcuz this vehicle eats up tires. Not true I'll stick with my Michelin crossclimate tires and I am only thinking of replacing them now because of some sidewall cracking. Love these tires

I have had these tires on a Chevy Express 3500 for 9 months and 29,000 miles. They already need to be replaced. Very disappointed with the tread wear on these tires. They have been rotated on a regular basis and the alignment has been checked at every oil change. Michelin does not really specify a mileage wear rating for this tire as they do for most of their line. As far as ride and handling they are awesome, but, at this price point and the miserable tread wear, I would not recommend this tire.

We are a group of drivers/friends of 5 that owns Ram ProMaster doing expediting, that means in average 3500 miles per week..most of us used Michelin Defender LTX 225/75/R 16, and 4 of us reached or passed 180,000 miles, except one of our friend that he reached 215,000 but he was rotating weekly and he wasn't put loads over 2,500 lbs on his van, and even we all reached to that unbelievable performance the tires still looks much better than Agilis CrossClimate at 50,000 miles..very disappointing, and if we can't find Defender LTX anymore we going to switch to Firestone Transforce...waste of money and I don't understand why they took it out from the market, maybe because they were way to good for Michelin to make profits

I had LTX A/T2 in my 2017 F350 with 18,000 miles (from factory). The LTX perform well during the summer, but slippery on the mountains in Oregon when close to freezing and snow with empty bed. This winter season I switched to Agilis CrossClimate; what a difference. These really perform well in the wet/snow conditions.

Reviewed several brands for my Mercedes Sprinter. I do a lot of highway driving and I always look to getting a quiet and smooth ride. These tires do both. My past experience with Michelin tires is great value as I always got mega miles out of these. Others say no, but maybe it is the way they drive or keep their tires inflated or rotated? I can only speak for myself when I say I always seem to lean toward Michelin.

Quite possibly the worst Michelin tire I have ever purchased, tried to like them, until I found they provided no winter weather driving confidence whatsoever. I have been a lifelong Michelin buyer. This has soured me. no traction, no steering response. dangerous for the mildest winter road condition.

I have these 20” tires on a 2019 Ram 3500 and at 12k Miles on the Agillis tires are worn down to where they need to be replaced. I have done the recommended tire rotation and have kept the proper tire inflation. I run different style Michelin tires on my work trucks and get great milage. I would not purchase these tires.