Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://bcad.org/video/?vid=iuLeDkPIb56 Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter MIchelin CrossClimate2 All-Weather Tire- A Tire Review in snowy New Jersey tires cars shorts [8tbNtRqEdCj] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT The Michelin CrossClimate2, promoted as an All-Weather tire, seems to fall short of its designation as an all weather tire. The test car is a 2017 Honda Accord V6 FWD Sedan. Not a light car, but not a Tesla either. The good points about this tire is it is good in the rain with its cool v-shape groove configuration. It also has the cool factor of looking like a sporty tire, which it clearly is not. The bad points are I would not trust getting out of snow with more than 5 inches. It does not feel any better than my past Michelin All-Season tires in the snow. My gas mileage has also dropped significantly since purchasing these tires. The softer rubber compound contributes to this loss in gas mileage. Also, performance on dry is only better than my Bridgestone Blizzaks WS-90s. That is not saying much. These tires don't really deserve the All-Weather designation in my opinion because I feel most Michelin All-Season tires can grip the same way in the same snowy conditions. #cars #tires #michelinpower s6gCbk63E3A FEYQrjCjsoQ 3qT2GFI2G8T LggP0wjfYe1 FBMFjPKF3qw fvJpVBUAgMV gDHR3AgEG95 OV1NO4VF3um
The Michelin CrossClimate2, promoted as an All-Weather tire, seems to fall short of its designation as an all weather tire. The test car is a 2017 Honda Accord V6 FWD Sedan. Not a light car, but not a Tesla either. The good points about this tire is it is good in the rain with its cool v-shape groove configuration. It also has the cool factor of looking like a sporty tire, which it clearly is not. The bad points are I would not trust getting out of snow with more than 5 inches. It does not feel any better than my past Michelin All-Season tires in the snow. My gas mileage has also dropped significantly since purchasing these tires. The softer rubber compound contributes to this loss in gas mileage. Also, performance on dry is only better than my Bridgestone Blizzaks WS-90s. That is not saying much. These tires don't really deserve the All-Weather designation in my opinion because I feel most Michelin All-Season tires can grip the same way in the same snowy conditions. #cars #tires #michelinpower s6gCbk63E3A FEYQrjCjsoQ 3qT2GFI2G8T LggP0wjfYe1 FBMFjPKF3qw fvJpVBUAgMV gDHR3AgEG95 OV1NO4VF3um