I replaced the Bridgestone tires on my Lexus RX-350 with the Michelin Cross Climate 2. I like the Michelin performance and handling, but find they produce more road noise than the Bridgestone. Still, I am happy with my choice.

Nice smooth, quiet ride at speed. A bit of a whine or whistle at slow speeds, like 10 to 20 mph. Just got them this afternoon and only have about 10 miles on them. Will come back for a more thorough review after we have more miles on them.

These are all I have put on my Tesla Model S and they normally last between 60,000 - 65,000 miles with proper inflation and rotations. Great braking, consistent tire wear and good adhesion and traction in wet weather.

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 tires are fantastic! We have had a harsh winter here in Cleveland where the Michelin cross climates tires passed the test. Performed as well as snow tires on our other car.

This is the second set of cross climate 2 I have purchased. They are perfect for snow and rain traction. While not a performance tire, they are excellent for SUVs or standard cars. You know you will stop in all conditions. Excellent tire.

These are my second set of Cross Climate 2 tires. They are great for anyone that lives in a northern climate that gets snow. They are quiet on dry pavement and give great traction in the snow.

Shopped every tire on the market and this CC2 is the top of market for my SUV. Smooth, quiet, excellent traction. Made a different car out of it. Love them and recommend them for all SUVs and sedans.

So far 4 months with tires and many snowy days in upstate NY I think best tires I have ever had. I used to put on snows in winter and dnt plan on doing that anymore.

The tires seem very good. They have good traction and handle well. They are relatively quiet. My only dissappointment is that my gas mileage seems to have dropped about two miles per gallon.