CrossClimate 2 SUV TYRE REVIEW

Given their incredible grip in the snow I was really surprised how efficient they seemed on a long trip.

The CC2's have worked well over the winter months on long motorway journeys and in the snow both in the UK and on mountain roads. They seem as quiet as the OEM Conti Prem C, but we will see how they are in the summer and how long they last.

Absolutely brilliant, more grip in normal dry conditions and we've just came through 10 days with 2 feet of snow and the tyres have been brilliant haven't slipped been stuck and the snow braking was great, totally safe tyres year round.

I normally just stick with summer tyres all year round but this time decided to try all season tyres. After checking reviews these Michelin crossclimate seemed a good match for my EV and were competitivley priced and I have found them to offer good grip and handling in the worst conditions do will be sticking with all season tyres from now on.

Michelin Cross Climates have been my number one choice since I first fitted them on my 2010 Ford Kuga. They are great tyres for all types of weather and in particular when the temperature drops to near freezing. The road holding ability in rain or snow is very confident and they are also quieter than most tyres. In fact I’ve fitted them to my current 2023 Kia EV6. I did this despite the factory fitted Continentals being far from worn out at 6,000 miles because I wanted a quieter ride. I recommend these tyres.

Performed well in the snow

These are great tyres for all season weather conditions. Drive them in the snow quite regularly and they are as good as a winter tyre. My main gripe is wear and cost, they just don’t wear well on my car (ioniq 5) lucky if I get 26k on them before they need changing. Had two sets and looking to change them after a year will not be getting a third set. But I can’t fault them for handling, they are otherwise a great tyre.

Feel confident and comfortable driving in rain, dry and towing over grass. Not tried in mud or snow yet.

Quieter and better in the wet now just waiting for the snow to arrive

Ok..winter will be the real test ..