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 for 2 weeks but in that time have experienced Excellent grip when cornering and good handling in snow and sleet. Smooth ride with just a little road noise.

I recently installed these on my BMW 335d and they ride smooth and quiet compared to the tires they replaced. They provide excellent traction in wet or dry conditions

So far Ive driven with my new tires on dry roads and wet roads and they've handle great, lets see how they handle Michigan winters...Love the tires so far.

Bought in December 22, driven in snow, rain ,dry pavement, -15 to 80 degrees all round excellent proformance . A few road surfaces have noticeable road noise but for the most part much quieter then old tires

These new Crossclimate2 tires greatly improved the ride and handling on my Lexus RX 350. I couldn’t believe how quiet the ride is with these tires. The Lexus handles so much better.

Awesome tires. My choice was eliminated down to Michelin CrossClimate 2 and Pirelli Scorpion. I choose the CrossClimate 2. They are very quiet and have great wet weather traction. I would buy again.

I bought a set of Cross Climate 2 tires for my Camry and for the first time in my long driving career I feel confident while driving on ice and snow. These tires are well worth the price.

Installed on my 2022 Honda Ridgeline to get ready for ski season. You pay more but these tires are very quiet, handle well and give a very smooth ride. I could not be more happy

I have a Kia Soul Turbo and just had to come home as the tires we not able to hold on the very badly plowed roads. So, No, they do not work well in the snow. I live in the lower mainland of Vancouver and will not be going out again in my car.