MICHELIN CrossClimate+ REIFENBEWERTUNG

Still too early to make a full and honest statement, but in dry and wet conditions they perform very well

A big improvement over the old Dunlop's. Noticeably quieter and better grip in wet conditions.

Great in the wet and mud.

Mainly summer driving so generally favourable conditions, but all good so far

Fortunately for me a Great Choice

As above, great all round in all weather's. Strong grip for hard cornering in the dry, assured in the wet, very helpful in snow.

Michellin CC+ is the most summery feeling tires out of all All-seasons. Comfy, quiet, with amazing wet handling, good summer and snow performance. A true all-arounder for UK weather. Th eprevious set lasted about three years/30K miles. Will not buy these in the future though, there are newer and even better CrossClimate 2 that just came out. They are slightly better in all areas and significantly better in the snow. Might also try the new Cinturato All Season SF 2, compared to Michellins these come 2nd in terms of the performance in reviews, however more comfortable, even quieter and give better mpg.

Think they are really good. Les likely to slip and skid than my previous Bridgestone Turanza tyres. The wheels spin less when starting off and are maybe slightly less noisy. They also seem to be longer lasting than the Turanza's

Car moves around a little more when pushing through corners but feels well planted in the wet and looking forward to seeing how they handle the cold.

They seem fine. Quieter than the Nexens that the car came with. I bought the Cross Climate, but I now learn that they have developed an even better version so the next pair of tyres will probably be Cross Climate 2s.