Tire have gone thru 20000 miles and i could not be happier. They have held the road perfectly on dry roads, snowy roads and during heavy rain. Have held tire pressure without loss even on NYC roads. The tires look like they did when first installed

Put them on a Toyota Corolla and got stuck in heavy rain. Road almost looked like a river and the car survived because of these tries. Did not hydroplane. Get these if you ever need to go through a river. It also does good in the snow.

Excellent traction and grip. Might lose a few miles on gas efficiency but worth it. The car stop on a dime to avoid accident. A little expensive but have to shop around and wait for the holiday sale. Which I did.

Michelin Cross Climate 2. After 50,000 kms one tire is badly separated with wires sticking out and 2 others have a small separation. Grip was good and the tread is only half gone yet but I definitely expected better.

I wanted tires for my daughter car to be safe while driving in Canada in all weather conditions, (right now is raining a lot) These tires gave me that peace of mind. Also the SUV feels like new with these her new "shoes"

I have no idea how these have such good reviews or maybe we just got a faulty pair. My rear tires on my minivan have gone completely bald in 2 years and only 20k miles.

After 21,734 miles I have a bubble on the side wall on one of the tires. I am a Michelin guy and have had lots of them, and this has never happened. I have started an inquiry with Michelin, hopefully they'll be good to me.

We have the cross climate tires. We have awful roads in our town. Are these tires supposed to ride smooth?

So far, so good. I am pleased with the overall performance of the tires considering traction, tread wear and braking.

Braking, traction and road grip has significantlly improved. The car just seems safer with these tires.