AVIS SUR LE PNEU MICHELIN CrossClimate 3

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.

Though not yet experiencing icy conditions but they are performing excellent on wet road.

The tyres were changed on the front due to the budget tyres that were on it when I bought the car been pants, we had some snow and the car was borderline dangerous due to no grip so decided it was best I changed them, had these tyres due to been all season tyres with good fuel,wet grip and noise along with their reputation.

Very pleased. Car drives well in all conditions

Wet weather performance is very good.

I have had Michelin Cross Climate 2 on our other car. Great performance all year, with a noticeable improvement in cold weather and a longer life than Michelin Primacy. So when this car needed tyres I went for Cross Climate 3.

Feel more confident in all weather conditions with cross climate tyres on our vehicles

Great on general driving, excellent on ice, very good in heavy rain

I mainly buy all season tyres for the winter snow, slush and ice that we get in NE Scotland. The Michelin CrossClimate 3 tyres perform great in all of these conditions plus the wet and dry. I always read reviews of tyres before I purchase. These were my second choice, after the Pirelli all season SF3 tyres, but we're at a much cheaper price on promotion.

Very well in all wrathers