AVIS SUR LE PNEU MICHELIN CrossClimate 3

Well, but I have not used them in any extreme conditions yet

They're gripping well in all conditions so far - but I would expect that of new Michelins. What's surprised me is that there is MUCH less road noise than we got from the Continental All Season Contact 2s we had before, despite the label rating being 1dB higher. We're hoping that they will maintain similar grip throughout their life, as our previous CrossClimate+ tyres did, and unlike the Contis, which had much less grip going into their second winter with 4mm of tread than they did when new. Also that they will be more puncture resistant than the Contis - 2 punctures this year, compared to 1 in 15 years on Goodyears and CrossClimate+s. Time will tell.

Tyres appear better at road holding and do not thump as much over potholes and raised manholes as opposed to previous Falken tyres

I can't say for sure as I don't drive to the limits. But I feel reassured that I have a large margin of safety even in the wet.

This is my third set of these on a third car. Where i live doesn't get gritted until the snow has been on the ground for two days. I know they work and this time you had the best price fitted. The tyres on previously were cheap and the wrong size apparently as spotted by your techs. My old tyres had tread but no grip on the back when going around corners. Also my traction control light kept activating but I could tell by feel and sound my old tyres weren't spinning. Since I have had these fitted my traction control light hasn't came on. I believe the wheels were spinning inside previous wrong size tyres . Great safety spot from your team and thank you.

Superb in all conditions. Especially the ride.

They feel great in wet and dry conditions

Excellent performance expected by Michelin

As expected. Good grip and control. Slightly wondering on motorway.

On my last car I changed from Summer Tyres to Winter Tyres around about November then back to the Summers about April. I decided this time on my new car to change the Summers for all seasons on the front as I have not a lot of confidence the Summer Tyres would be much good in the snow which we normally always get before and after Christmas. There is a lot to be said for having confidence in the grip you get from your tyres so the Michelin Cross Climate 3’s were my choice. I bought them a few weeks before any snow was forecast and had a chance to try them out last week as the first snow of the season came. I had to drive a few miles to work and as it’s a bit off the main roads the last bit of my journey was on an untreated B road. I did struggle a bit on a bit of a hill but did manage. The Tyres on my car are slightly wider and a lower profile than my last car so maybe that is a factor but all in all the state of the roads is not a good starting point. I still think I have made the right decision and am looking forward to a good few years of good wear out of these Tyres.