I think the Michelin Cross Climate II tire has the most effective all-season tread pattern on the market for driving through rain, or snow. Dedicated winter tires may provide better traction in deep snow. But, as far as an all-season tire goes, the Cross Climate II's cannot be beat in my estimation. Looking at the tread pattern just makes one want to say, 'bring it on.'

I had 4 CrossClimate2 installed by Sam's Club on our 2009 Toyota Sienna van FWD in December 2024. These all-season tires are highly rated and recommended. I was skeptical and thought that the very aggressive tread would be noisy. They are not noisy and the car tracks well. I'm expecting very good performance in snow and rain. I've been buying Michelin Defender tires for years and they are no longer rated as high as the CrossClimate2 and they are hard to find in my area. Yes, I would recommend these tires to a friend.

Best tires if you value traction in all weather conditions. I've had them on 3 vehicles now. 40k miles per year for work in the Northeast.

Awesome you're around performance wouldn't do with any other tire awesome you're around performance wouldn't do with any other tire !

I ALWAYS use Michelin tires on my cars. I've never had any blow-outs or flats. I just feel safer with them with me.

LOWEST COST MICHELIN TIRES ANYWHERE. Sams did a great job installing my new tires. They did it quickly and with great care. My second time buying Michelin tires from Sam's. I won't go anywhere else for my tires.

We were very pleased with our first Sam's Club tire purchase and installation on tires we had hoped to purchase for our 2016 Subaru.

These tires are our first replacement tires since purchasing our car. We have a Subaru and it is all wheel drive. We selected the Cross climate because it is supposed to be great in all weather conditions. So far, we have noticed how much nicer the car handles. It brakes better. Even the wet tread pattern it leaves on the driveway is nicer.

They seem to be a quality tire...time will tell the tale.

Less than 1000 miles on brand new tires and one of them has a “knot” in it and now has to be replaced. Unreal.