AVIS SUR LE PNEU MICHELIN CrossClimate+

Great in the wet, not had any snow here yet to see what they are like.

Very good in all conditions. Cope well with heavy rain and big puddles. These are the reinforced sidewall model. Just as comfortable though slightly more in-car noise than with previous Michelins, which is probably due to the tread pattern.

Very good, cuts through rain water on roads, very good in frost& snow

Performance in dry and wet conditions are good. Road holding, no worries on cornering in the wet. Haven't had much in th way of snow an dice to test out grip in those conditions even though this is my third set of cross climate tyres. I trust the reviews and manufacturers information

Have always bought these cross climate tyres

Very good and quiet, wearing well

Very good, good grip and 0erformence.

Very good feel safe through all speeds

Performing well in wet, icy and dry conditions.

Northern Minnesota approved

No longer have a commute so I sold my awd wagon and bought a Japanese subcompact. I immediately looked for new tires. Unfortunately CC2 is unavailable in the size I need for this car, but I found a set of CC ’s with a very recent date code for less than $400 shipped. I put them on last November and I’ve been satisfied with them. For the price I can’t complain at all. This region sees frigid cold in winter and these tires are actually usable. I’m certainly not driving out of town during a blizzard, but that’s my fault for my choice of car rather that of the tires. These excel, as advertised, in mild winter weather with excellent performance on fresh snow and slush. I only have about 7k miles on them so it should go without saying, but there’s zero wear. I’ve previously had Nokian WRG4’s and we just put some on my dad’s car, but only because they were on sale vs the CC2 cost. Having said that, we put the CC2’s on my parents’ SUV. I think I’m sold on the CC line.