AVIS SUR LE PNEU MICHELIN CrossClimate 3 Sport

Super tyres, well worth the cost.

When Michelin announced a performance all season tyre model I had to give it a try. I was looking for a strong all season tyre for my daily. So far I am very happy with the performance. My Audi S6 has over 500bhp and the CrossClimate 3 Sports grip and handle exceptionally well. No matter the weather conditions or temperature. Tyre noise is low and fuel economy seems really good. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for an all season tyre that is also capable of sport performance.

As my first time purchasing Michelins and hearing good things about previous versions, I decided to "treat myself" when these CrossClimate 3 Sports came out. Nitrogen filling was an additional treat, when swapping with an All Season equivalent, from a competing brand (Goodyear). I can't be sure it's not psychosomatic, but I swear even the actual feel of the tyre, is different to the touch: the rubber just feels tackier and that certainly translates to the road, with significantly improved handling (in wet or dry), markedly less tyre slip on an enthusiastic standing-start, and far more confidence when going through standing water at speed. Yes, I can hear a little rolling noise, but nothing exceptional, and my fuel consumption hasn't materially changed. All-in-all, I'm fully satisfied with the purchase, and consider them an investment: I'd go as far as to state that they're the most tangible improvement I've made to the performance of the car.

Very smooth to drive. Haven’t really driven in the snow yet but old version of these tyres were fab

They are performing as expected. Yet to test in seriously poor weather.

Very good in all conditions feels like a different car since getting these tyres

Amazing tyre for the UK

The CrossClimate 3 Sport works really well on the frequently rainy UK roads offering excellent grip compared to off-brand summer tyres. It is also quite comfortable and is fairly quiet, something which I was initially worried about. Lastly the sidewall is beautiful especially with the snowflakes and deep black.

Believe the hype ? I do know.

CONTEXT. Have experience of PS5 , X Climate 2. About 60 k miles worth in Audi S3 8P, ( Stage 2 ) . I live in Peak District and commute daily over Snake Pass into Sheffield. R8 road for commuting in summer and a challenge in winter temp and snow wise hence needing All Season. ( Nov / April). Interested in what Michelin were saying about 3 Sport being = 2 PS5 and Alpine 5. So invested in a set July 23rd. Scrubbed them in for 200 miles " fast roaded em 120 miles to date. Temps of 12 c to 25 c. Wet and dry, Result in my humble experience ... At fast road speed in both wet and dry they are as near as dam it the equv of PS 5s at above temps. Only a track day could possibly show a difference. I think Autum / Early Spring were I see temps, over The Snake Pass of - 2c to 10c these new 3 Sports will have the edge over PS5. I assume due to Mountain Snow Flake Snow / Ice performance will be as per Xac 2s , ie. More than enough in U.K. Jonathan Benson talked about more directional and responsive. He is correct. But they seem no more noisey or uncomfortable that the CX2s. Time will tell re milage but I honestly think they are as near as PS5s in the summer as to be in real terms the same. And for a price difference of only a couple of Beers a corner lol . WHY NOT . Hope this helps those considering.

Great, just toured Germany where I required 3peak tyres and they performed perfectly.

Excellent, much stiffer than other 4-season m&s tyres