AVIS SUR LE PNEU MICHELIN CrossClimate 2 SUV

The first thing I’ve noticed is how well they perform in the wet — the grip is reassuring and predictable, even when braking or accelerating on damp roads. They feel very stable through corners too, with none of that vague or unsettled feeling you sometimes get on all-season tyres. I haven’t had the chance to test them in proper winter conditions yet, and I’ve not tried them off-road, so I can’t comment there. But for everyday driving in mixed weather, they’ve already given me a lot of confidence. Road noise and comfort seem good as well, making them a strong all-round choice.

Ok..winter will be the real test ..

Superb. Good grip and hardly any wear.

The best tyres I have ever fitted and I have always fitted premium tyres over the years... Pirelli, Pirelli Scorpion, Continental Sport and since last year, Michelin Cross Climate 2. ALL of the other tyres tramlined (an issue with 20" wheels on my car ML320CDI). Some more dangerously than others. I went to two separate Mercedes main dealers to check the steering geometry but both found everything in A1 condition. I went to online forums to receive no end of helpful advice. In the end, based on my understanding of the possible physics of various tyre profiles, I switched to these Michelins. The change in dynamic perfomance of my car was IMMEDIATE. I have never looked back.

Great all round package, provide confidence of winter driving without compromising dry handling.

Very good to excellent in all conditions so far. As last winter was overall very mild in Scotland the tyres have not really been tested in snow, but were good in the occasional frosty morning.

I purchased this tyre before and was very happy in all weather conditions. Snow,rain and good grip in the dry so had confidence to purchase again

Very good. I bought them because I know they give a particularly comfortable ride. We have them on 2 cars now.

Excellent all year round tyre. Very happy with them. Would buy again.

Absolutely unsurpassed in handling, grip and especially stability on every road surface. I have run Pirellis, Contis and have had nothing but stability (both) and noise (Contis) issues... 20" wheels on a Mercedes ML (SUV) is not a good combination. Dreadful tram-lining led me to spend a lot of money at Mercedes and Independent workshops looking for a steering geometry fault but could never pin one down. Then I figured that the physics of running circumferential grooves on longitudinal road imperfections was a probable issue. Looking at the Michelin Cross Climate 2 tyres I just knew they would have better dynamic capabilities. Sure enough, all dynamic issues were solved!