Tires MICHELIN or Continental

I had cross climate twos on my Chevy Bolt in northern Michigan, they were awesome for snow, but definitely hurt my range. I'd consider them again but just know that your range will be affected.

If you’re driving that much I would just go with the Michelin defender 2s. Personally I wouldn’t buy any tires that aren’t Michelin they are by far the best imo

I’ve been driving Michelin Climacontact (285/20) for 4 years and two sets. A dedicated tire will always be better but for me it is a good compromise.

I don’t have a lot of experience with winter tires, but the Michelin Pilot Alpins I used last winter were fantastic.

I have carbon wheels and ride very rocky trails 6-8 hours/week. I use Kryptotal Fr and Kryptotal Re, both in enduro soft, and I don't use inserts. They are great tires. Excellent grip, fast rolling.

I've switched to Michelin latitude Cross tyres now though. A bit more expensive but also a great tyre

Michelin Cross Climate 2 is what I have currently. Love em.

It may not be universal, but I can tell you from my experience, Continentals and damn good tires.

I have the PS4S. Under heavy braking, my front would understeer slightly do to traction and I would fishtail coming out of the corners. As long as I was smooth and embraced a little loss of traction, I was fine. Overall, the tires did well on my car.

Continentals always have a soft sidewall and seem to bubble