I put a set of these on my 2020 Nissan Altima Sr AWD after the factory tires wore out after about 38k miles. I was reluctant at first because of the price but after driving on them a few months I was very impressed with traction and grip and overall performance. Well I just replaced my first set of cross climates after almost 80k miles. I highly recommend these tires to anyone that owns a sedan in Midwest region.

These have great grip, braking, cornering and traction. I have a 2019 Subaru Forester Sport and I put it through it's paces on the back roads. These perform very well. During a winter snow storm, I had to re-route through a parking lot that had at least 6 inches of snow. I had no issue with traction. I used X-Mode which is Subaru's exclusive traction control option and I proceeded as if there was only an inch of snow on the ground. One thing I have noticed is that my gas mileage is reduced using these tires.

Just put these on my 2016 Ford Edge Titanium. Terrific tire! Braking is improved, response in both rain and dry pavement is better. Too early to see how they respond to snowy conditions but I'm looking forward to it. You can feel the "grip" when driving, which improves confidence. I'm very happy that I chose these as replacements.

First of all, I've owned way more cars than any American should. Like in the upper 80s of personal vehicles in my 30 years of driving. You could say I have a problem. However, I consider it experience. I've driven on pretty much all makes of tire manufacturers across a variety of cars, trucks, SUVs and yep, even mini-vans. I live in southern WI, so we get everything from 110 degree heat to -40 cold including ice, deep snow and sluch, and heavy rains. Long story much shorter, I have yet to find a time in daily driving across highways, city towns, and back roads, where the Michelin CrossClimate 2s have not wildly esceeded my expectations. They take average cars and make them perform the unbelievable. Torrential downpour? Bring an umbrella to get to your car because you don't need help once you get there. 22" of snow? Grab a cup of coffee, because if you want to, you don't need to call into work and stay home. Highway driving and in town driving, experience better stopping, stability, ride quality AND tread life. This tire essentially gives 100% of all season performance, with 95% of a dedicated winter performance tire. There is a reason why I purposefully change to CrossClimate2 tires when I change cars. The only thing I wouldn't use these for is off roading or drifting. They look like they'd have a really loud tire howl but they don't. I've had cars I've put 40,000 miles on that are still over 70% of tread life with these. Stop reading this review and buy them, already! You will not be disappointed, other than wishing you had done it sooner. Not a car person, that's okay. Just a friendly heads up, you'll find yourself telling others who notice them and ask that they should buy them too!

I love my tires they got me through the snow and ice this last winter. I have a job that depends on me being there no matter the weather. This spring with all the rains we had they kept great traction on the road when the water was pooling on the roads. They have also proven to have good traction when comes to deer running out in front of you because when you apply your breaks you know your not going to slide and will still have control of your car. I will be buying them again. The tread is holding up great also especially keeping up with the tire rotation in them like you are supposed too.

I purchased the Crossclimate 2 tires 6 years ago. They perform as advertised. (Great on dry, wet and snow but only slightly better than an all-season tire on ice) Fuel economy has been has better than the Bridgestone Ecopia they replaced. The only reason these tires got a 4 rating is because when it came time to replace them, they were always out of stock. I pushed through another prairie winter at the wear bars… I know… not smart. They still got me through without incident. (141 000 kms) I finally decided to switch to Pirelli. Hopefully, Michelin decides to bring in the Crossclimate 3 before I need purchase my next set.

Fantastic tires for all seasons here in the Midwest. Quiet, and traction is excellent in all forms of weather - including snow. The only downside is that gas mileaage has went down a tad. On average, about 1-2 mpg, in both City and Highway miles. The hold pressure well, and do not need a significant amount of air refills. Wearing decently, too.

You cancelled my appointment to have them installed. I purchased them elsewhere and are on my car right now.

My CX‑9 is a big, athletic crossover—smooth, heavy, and demanding of a tire that can handle weight, torque, and unpredictable East Coast weather. The CrossClimate® 2 doesn't just meet that challenge; it elevates the vehicle.

Bought this tire after exhaustive research .. hopefully it will be the sloppy winter weather tire it say it is.. because I have a feeling this winter in central NY is going to be one of the worst! Ugh!