I always purchase Michelin tires. As far as I'm concerned they are the best overall tires. If you rotate and keep correct air they will last the warranty period and beyond.

Great for a sporty car. I purchased these for my Lexus 2021 IS300 AWD and they’re comfortable! Handling is fantastic too. Only complaint and this may be considered a good thing in some eyes are the tires look really beefy.

Bought these in November so glad I did. Best pass car tire I’ve ever owned on snow and ice. I drive 90plus miles a day and would take my truck on bad weather days. Now my Impala does great.

I've had these a month now an I think they are the best wet road tires I've ever had. I live in South Carolina so I don't have any snow experience at all.

The Cross Climate 2 tire is without question the best-handling wet traction car tire I've ever owned, and I've been buying tires for many years. There is a slight drop in gas mileage but it's well worth that cost for the added safety.

Bought these tires yesterday based on online reviews including consumer reports. One thing I already know, these tires provide a great, quiet ride, especially for the aggressive tread pattern.

These tires are what I've been looking for with our Indiana winters. I bought a set for wife's car and liked them so much I got a set for my car. Besides being the most trusted brand, they are also the best you can get.

I will soon be purchasing my third set of CrossClimates for my 2019 Toyota Highlander. The winter traction for my Midwest travel. The tires wear evenly and I have got 70,000-80,000 miles on each set. Yes, I drive 40,000+ miles a year.

Only had these tires on the Subaru Forester for 10 days in summer weather. They are as quiet as my old OEM tires and are much firmer. Forester steers more responsively and I enjoy the ride and the feeling of confidence while on the road.

I bought these a few weeks ago and feel safe on wet roads and when driving in rain. My old tires fishtailed on wet pavement and it was difficult to control my car.