Love my Cross Climate 2s! I live where part of the large winter storm is hurting currently and these tires have been phenomenal! Snow has been pretty deep and today a mix of snow and sleet/frozen rain. The traction is great!

This is the first time buying Michelin Cross Climate 2. They are hands down the best tire I have ever had. They track so good in the snow. I keep telling others it's like I have 4 wheel drive even though my vehicle does not have 4 wheel drive.

So far the best tires we have had, and we always buy Michelins. They are smooth and quiet. Will have to see how long they wear. We were somewhat reluctant because of the unusual tread design. But so far they have been excellent in all regards.

They say you cant buy PEACE OF MIND...well i just did when i bought these set of michelin tires. Now im Not worried when my wife drives to work when the road conditions are bad. Perfect gift from a husband to his wife!!

Bought in December 22, driven in snow, rain ,dry pavement, -15 to 80 degrees all round excellent proformance . A few road surfaces have noticeable road noise but for the most part much quieter then old tires

I purchased CC2's because I needed a snow rated all season tire. I needed a great traction tire that was quiet and handled well in rain and snow. I'm very pleased with my choice

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.

These Cross Climates actually gave me a 2mpg increase in city driving with my Altima. Only problem i have with them is the way they pick up gravel. I have a long gravel driveway and tires are constantly full of rocks. Other than that I love them.

I'm supper happy with these tires. Way better than the Continental OEM tires tht came with my 2022 Santa Fe limited. I definitely recommend them. An honest review from an average Joe

Replaced the OEM tires with the Cross Climate2s and what a difference ! Rides better, turns better and stops on a dime. Whoever designed these deserves a bonu$