The Critic
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It will be a while:Any updates? How many miles on the tire so far?
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It will be a while:Any updates? How many miles on the tire so far?
My dad wants to get these for our 2017 Camry. Problem is we are having a hard time getting any tires at work especially Michelin they told me 6-10 weeks before any could be in.
Wow that is a cheaper price even with my discount at work. With my discount it’s $185. Strange they have them in stock but ATD is saying 6-10 weeks.
Got my CrossClimate 2 tires installed 9/30/21. Smooth riding, no noise after a few miles break-in and zero complaints about drivability so far.
Had 4 inches of rain last Saturday and Sunday night. Very stabile on wet roads with standing water. No hydro-plaining, however I kept the speeds sensible.
My ONLY gripe, is the fuel mileage on my 2018 Subaru Forester dropped from about 33 MPG. to around 29 MPG.
So for right now, I'm feeling they have more rolling resistance and will stick to the road better. The Iowa weather will change soon. Close to 2000 miles on the tires now. Time will tell.
I figure, if they stop better and keep me from back-ending someone and get me where I need to go...money well spent! I'll take a 4 MPG hit in fuel mileage over an accident, any day! Almost 2000 miles on them now. Will report back when the snow and ice hits us.
You check Costco in your area? Its cheaper and they may have themWow that is a cheaper price even with my discount at work. With my discount it’s $185. Strange they have them in stock but ATD is saying 6-10 weeks.
Don’t have a Costco. At BJ’s it will be $685 mounted and balanced but I’d be the one install and balance them as I don’t allow others to work on my stuff still same price without because the mount and balance are free. Sam’s we haven’t checked yet.You check Costco in your area? Its cheaper and they may have them
I've had my CrossClimate 2s on my TourX for about 1k now. MPG seems to have gone down a tad, but it's hard to say for certain because I had them put on right when we switched to the winter blend gasoline. They are still the quietest tire I have ever used. Ride quality is standard for Michelin, with stronger sidewalls for responsive handling. Over some larger bumps they area a bit more firm and over small imperfections they glide over them with ease. These tires also balanced extremely well, with 2 of the tires measuring only 3 lbs of roadforce on a Hunter roadforce balancer.
I liked the CrossClimates enough that I'm getting another set for my sisters car to replace a worn out set of General GMaxes. I couldn't pass up the 150 dollars off at Costco. Luckily they still had the size in stock that her car requires.
Son will make a business trip to Pueblo late December/early January … then back south …Explaining to people that stopping is what matters not going forward is becoming on par explaining flat earthers that earth is round.
Pirelli Scorpion A/S Plus 3, the new ones that just came out. Priced well, quiet, and sidewalls feel stiffer than the Plus 2.Son will make a business trip to Pueblo late December/early January … then back south …
2018 Cadillac XT5 FWD (front drive) … Needs tires anyway …
So, what would you suggest (has 245/60 18”) ?
It does, some. It's not horrible honestly. I have a 1 mile crushed rock drive. I don't hate them worse than anything else, really.I wonder whether a lot of gravel will stick in those treads; I have a long gravel driveway and some tires, like General R45's are a real bear. Others like General Assurance or Goodyear Eagle are not. Let us know if you have the occasion to do so.
The way this winter is going, Michelin Pilot P4SSon will make a business trip to Pueblo late December/early January … then back south …
2018 Cadillac XT5 FWD (front drive) … Needs tires anyway …
So, what would you suggest (has 245/60 18”) ?
Depending where at in Iowa, you might get your snow today!Got my CrossClimate 2 tires installed 9/30/21. Smooth riding, no noise after a few miles break-in and zero complaints about drivability so far.
Had 4 inches of rain last Saturday and Sunday night. Very stabile on wet roads with standing water. No hydro-plaining, however I kept the speeds sensible.
My ONLY gripe, is the fuel mileage on my 2018 Subaru Forester dropped from about 33 MPG. to around 29 MPG.
So for right now, I'm feeling they have more rolling resistance and will stick to the road better. The Iowa weather will change soon. Close to 2000 miles on the tires now. Time will tell.
I figure, if they stop better and keep me from back-ending someone and get me where I need to go...money well spent! I'll take a 4 MPG hit in fuel mileage over an accident, any day! Almost 2000 miles on them now. Will report back when the snow and ice hits us.
Hawaii has more snow dumped this year than the Denver region.The way this winter is going, Michelin Pilot P4S
Only problem is Raton pass between NM and CO. That part of CO is warm and dry. I wouldn’t overthink it. Good A/S will cut it. Considering we are in La Nina pattern, he might not see any snow.
We picked up last few days some in the mountains, but Denver has first snow today, 8 weeks late.Hawaii has more snow dumped this year than the Denver region.