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.

This is my second set of tires on my second vehicle. Loved them on my Ridgeline, love them on my Wife's HRV. Great traction, mud, rain and snow exceptional quite for an all-season tire.

In every way, love these tires, they were great in the snow, in the rain, on the highways, in the mountains,everywhere. They stopped great, handled great, after 8000 miles Great Feathey still look new would buy them again in a minute.

This is the second set of crossclimates I have had on two different vehicles. The first was a Hyundai Santa Fe and more recently a Honda Ridgeline. The improvement in the overall vehicle handling was remarkable in both cases coming from the the standard tires fitted by the manufacturers. The quietest tire I've driven on in many years. The wind around the doors which I couldn't hear before now annoys me on the Ridgeline. Its the middle of winter here in Michigan, these things are as good as snow tires, but last 5 time longer.

Drove through a winter storm and tires performed OK given the conditions. Could feel them slipping and sliding especially when going under overpasses. Maximum safe speed was approximately 40-45 mph on I-75 (posted speed limit was 75mph). Seem to handle snowy conditions well on side streets at lower speeds. Haven't slid through any stop signs.

I put these tires on my 2023 Honda Pilot, and overall they’ve been impressive. Their all‑weather capability is excellent, and they’ve been especially strong in snow—confident traction, stable handling, and exactly the kind of winter performance I was hoping for. Road noise is also pleasantly low, even at highway speeds, which makes daily driving more comfortable. The one drawback has been fuel economy. I’m seeing about a 5‑MPG drop compared to my previous tires, which is a pretty significant difference. I’m hoping mileage improves once the weather warms up, but for now it’s definitely the trade‑off. Despite the hit to fuel efficiency, I’m happy with how these tires perform overall. If winter traction and quiet ride quality are your priorities, they deliver—just be prepared for a good noticeable dip in mileage.

We are very happy with the new tires. The tread pattern is great and gives up good traction in the vast amounts of snow we have been getting. They give a good feeling of security in driving this winter. They are just a bit noisy, but it could be because they are new.

After nearly a year of use, I've started to notice that this tire is getting quite loud. In fact, I can feel the vibrations when I'm driving at speeds of 40-90 km/h. On a more positive note, the tire performed exceptionally well during its first winter. The traction was excellent on both snowy and icy roads. I'm curious to see how it will perform in its second winter.

Just got the crossclimate 2 tires yesterday. Handling and the ride is amazing. The noise is the same as my old worn out tires on asphalt sounds like mudding tires. The balance out is the performance outweighs the sounds. They ar not quiet tires by any means. However ride and handling is far superior. Come on Michelin make the cross climates quiet down without sacrificing performance.

I replaced my tires on my Kia Telluride as it was time for new tires. This was the best decision to go with these tires. For the rainy season, I never ever feel like my vehicle ever skips or hydroplanes. These tires cut through the water and the track marks where water sits. During the recent winter storm, these tires have worked really well in snow, sleet, and ice, and my Telluride is not AWD. With all the different weather, my kids even notice that the vehicle never changes traction. I have not had any issues with braking in icy or wet conditions. So far, they still look good. I hope they continue to last. Note: I am not a person that writes a lot of reviews; however, I feel like this is a great product.