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

Love the CrossClimate 2 on our 2025 Honda CR-V Sport-L Hybrid AWD. The traction is like night and day compared to the tires that came on it new. I will be a repeat customer!

Bought these tires for our Sorento. These tires were so smooth and quiet. First Michelin tires I have purchased and will spend the extra money again. Read several reviews and most said that Michelin is in a league of their own and I have to agree.

Michelin Cross Climate2 tires installed on 2017 RAV4 November 2020. RAV4 traded on new Venza Hybrid April 2021 conditional that dealer install Michelin Cross Climate2 tires on 2021 Venza. Great Tires/Quiet Ride/Safe Ride an added value.

I purchased these tires 4 months ago and being in alberta it's gone from +25°c to -25°c and for summer to winter performance these tires are awesome from breaking to cornering and gas mileage I would highly recommend these tires

To my surprise, these new cross climate tires are quiet. The ride of my vehicle is so much smoother and not as bouncy or jarring. Driving in the snow is absolutely no problem whatsoever. The traction is unbelievable. Couldn’t be happier.

I bought the cross climate 2 tires because I wanted a year-round tire and the LTX was not available in my size. I am still waiting to see how long these last and how good they are in winter. I doubt they will be as good as the LTX were.

I purchased these tires 12/23. This was my second winter and I am amazed that at the grip they still have. I do drive cautiously on snow and ice, just feel more secure while I drive.

Tires are very noisy and difficult to balance. Including when they were purchased, the tires have been balanced 3 times, twice by the company the tires were purchased from and once by another, separate tire company.

The ride on CC2s seems harder and fuel consumption is higher. I can understand the lower fuel mileage: The new tires' tread pattern might need a settling-in period and mileage would eventually improve. But the harder ride needs further observation.