MICHELIN CrossClimate 2 SUV REIFENBEWERTUNG

Replaced an OE front pair of Bridgestone Alenzas. Bought the tyres based on past experience - namely winter grip, wet grip, hold their balance (given the parlous state of UK roads) and can usually be repaired and re-balanced if punctured. Mileage wear rate and life is excellent - had a set of 4 on a previous car and after four years/54000 miles they were still on the car and legal when I sold it. You pay more for them, but get more and save in the long term.

Quieter than previous hancook summer tyres, but use slightly more fuel

Car feels more comfortable than before and when towing my large caravan is a lot more stable

No complaints. Have used in snow, just one occasion when grip wasn’t perfect but that was extreme conditions (bed of ice with snow on top) Wet conditions tyres appear to perform well (that’s maybe because they are new)

HAVE BEEN VERY GOOD IN SPRING HEAVY RAIN

Good so far, but not experienced winter conditions yet.

Having previously used these on an Xc 60 , CC1 ,and a Discovery 4 , CC2, and now again on an XC 60 , I wouldnt use anything else. Mileage is phenomenal, wet grip good. I drive like Miss Daisy now, so I cant really comment about ultimate performance. However occasional harsh braking etc, are drama free. Theyre better, safer and cheaper overall.....

Replaced standard tyres with all season - feel much better especially stopping in snow/ice conditions.

Provide excellent grip in wet and adverse conditions.

Had a slightly more off road biased tyres fitted before, so comparing them to the Cross Climates is difficult. However I was surprised by just how much better these Michelins feel. The grip in all conditions is really good, braking feels much more assured and stable. In terms of comfort they are very quiet and deal with bumps and the poorly surfaced local roads well.