This is my second set of Crossclimate2 tires. The last set were at 60K miles and still had adequate tread. I had them replaced as I had the struts replaced and a four wheel alignment completed. The tires handle excelent on rain, snow and ice. I opted for these versus the 80K tires as I believe the 60K softer rubber grip better on ice.

I am happy with the performance of Michelin CrossClimate2 tires. Gives great, smooth, comfortable ride besides excellent grip and traction control in winter snowy condition. This is the 2nd set of 4 CrossClimate2 tires I bought for my 2013 Toyota Camry XLE Hybrid sedan.

I put a set of these tires on my 2020 Bolt LT in 2021 as winter/snow tires, but they performed so well in Oregon's wet spring and fall that I kept them on all year, and never regretted it. The Bolt doesn't have clearance for chains, so the only traction device I can use is snow socks; these tires get me everywhere I need to go in light accumulated snow; in heavier snow these tires plus snow socks work great! Tires in general don't wear as long on my electric Bolt compared to a gas car, but the EV savings in gas is worth it.

I got over 3 years of wear with these tires on my 2014 Honda CRV with AWD. Easily blew past the 60,000 mile waranty, if I mentioned how many miles people would not beleive me. With age they became a little noisy thats the only reason I changed to Defender 2. Great traction in snow and on wet roads. The ride was smooth and provided great control of the car. Grip in a snow covered parking lot would not easily allow me to do donuts. Panic stops was under full control at all times.

I have 2 lincons both 2020 an aviator and a nautilus my nautilus have Michelin cross climate 2..it's an absolute suburb tire it grips well in both dry and wet climate conditions and my stopping distance is shorter than the aviator which has a different brand of tire..the aviator is almost due for a new set of tires and I will be purchasing some cross climate 2's for it also..I'm sold on the way they handle,tight grip with an easy roll resistance,

I have had many different tires on my vehicles over the last 45+ years, but none have been as good as the Michelin CrossClimate2's. Shortly after purchasing the tires, we had a big snow (7+ inches), and I didn't even spin a tire during my driving that day. Absolutely incredible tires. I have over 7000 miles on the tires now and whether in snow, wet or dry conditions, the ride is great, the handling is great, the breaking performance is great, the noise level is low. While I only have 7000 miles on the tires, they still look new and perform like new. I would most definitely buy these again. I give them a 10 out of 10.

When snow, ice, or pouring rain leaves other drivers unsure of their vehicles, the Cross Climate 2 tires on my Mazda CX-5 AWD leave me sure-footed, able to maneuver, accelerate, and stop with confidence. Probably the longest-lasting tires I've ever owned. I get about 30 MPG on average on the highway, so I didn't sacrifice fuel economy for safety and durability.

Good handling but hate them as were told these were quiet tires and they are soooo noisy it drives us crazy. Would never buy these again and stuck with expensive tires. Pretty bad when you can’t stand to drive our Toyota Rav 4 because of the noisy tires.

I bought a set of 4 CrossClimate2 tires for my 2018 Kia Sportage and from the start they acted like they were out of balance. I had them Load Force balanced and found that 2 of the 4 could not be balanced. They were replaced in warranty and again one could not be balanced. It was replaced again and this time it was barely within acceptable range. They continue to run rough, and at 15000 miles I had them all Load Force balanced again and now two cannot be balanced and the other two are barely within the acceptable range. This is too bad, since they do have good handling and traction, but I will never buy them again.

Well, initially these tires were excellent for all weather conditions. We had a replacement at 30,000 miles because they wore down so fast. Replaced with Cooper tires. 30,000 miles in barely showing where using a tire duct gauge. Very disappointed in Michelin!Ford Explorer four-wheel-drive.