Reviews of MICHELIN tires

These Michelin Primacy or whatever they are called are bad... Our car is due for new summer tires and they won't be Michelin. Michelin Corp has lost me as a potential customer forever.

I got the Cross Climate 2's, love them.

I've ran Michelin Pilot Sport 4ASs the entire time I've owned mine. They handle brilliantly and deal with rain exceptionally well.

As for the tires, the OEM tires are Michelin EnergySaver AS w/SelfSeal. If something else is in place, it can reduce the range by 5 to 10%.

I replaced them 2 years ago with a set of Michelin Primacy Tour A/S. I’ve been pretty unhappy with the Michelins from the time I got them…I think the Yokohamas rode better and were quieter

I tried Michelin 3PMSF All-Weather (AW) CrossClimate2 (CC2) H-Speed rated tires and was amazed by the quietness, performance in deep snow, slush, wet & dry conditions. The CC2 provides better performance than both OEM and winter sets combined, returning the same summer/winter mileage on my Niro and 2004 Toyota Sienna. After 56,000 miles (90,000 km), I replaced them with a new V-Speed rated set. This second set is even grippier and more stable, now at 49,000 miles (79,000 km) with 7mm tread depth.

I have the cross climates on my wife’s Acura RDX. I’m very impressed with them in the snow and equally impressed this past summer on dry pavement.

Ja danas stavio CrossClimate 3 i odmah sam primetio veliku razliku u preciznosti upravljanja i komforu.\n\nDo sad su bile letnje Hankook Kinergy Eco2 i suvi\u0161e su mekane za moj ukus. CC3 \u010dini mi se ima lep balans svega, na suhom mi se pona\u0161aju bolje od letnje, dodu\u0161e na 8-11\u00b0C a i bilo je par km mokre ceste i lepp se pona\u0161ala.

Od svih koje sam imao, Alpin 5 je bila najgora.

I can validate the Michelin cross climate twos on my Audi Q5 are phenomenal in the snow and very good and not loud on pavement.