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Interesting test but that strange wheezing between sentences makes him sound like a serial killer

Do they still perfom well after many mile

I thought that only Nokian Seasonproof could drive in such difficult conditions...

U still using that tyres instead of Winter dedicated tyres?

Yeah, im gonna go eat

Where Is this spot

Best test ever greeting from warm Naples Italy

I considered CC2 but they would be too close in role to my dedicated set of Blizzaks DMV2. I opted to get longer lasting, quieter, better dry/wet grip Defender 2 for my 9 - 10 months out of the year. I can quickly swap tires out at the first forecast of snow/ice. So if it's a warm winter I don't bother swapping out. Takes me about 1.5 hrs to get them out, air them up evenly and then swap them out for both our vehicles. Air compressor with impact makes short work of it.

Thanks for the test, i live in south 🇨🇭. No snow or maxium 5/10 days a year but steep climbs and descents, how do they perform on compact snowy climb and descents? Ill buy a set on monday. I had never saw street whit more than a inch of snow. Im going to buy just i case i get cought in a snow fall but also we have 35º plus celsius in summer

Excellent real world review sans glitz, stupid music and a loud overbearing personality. Good job. I just bought these tires and they're amazing. You have officially blown away the so called "professionals" on UA-cam by mentioning the most important aspect of good tires...the ability to stop. Going forward is not as important.

Thanks for the review of the CC2’s . Placed my order today.

Thank you so much bro !!! Excelent video !!! Take care.

why u moaning at every spoken word ?

Love those squeaky wiper blades

We live 5 miles from town on a private road that we have to plow and maintain ourselves. We get 5-7 feet of snow every winter. We had Michelin Cross Climate 2 tires installed on both our Outback and Forester. Our Subaru’s have awesome traction, even on the factory tires, but the Cross Climate 2 tires Rock. They’re Awesome on dry, wet, slushy, snowy, logging and forest roads. We recommend them to anyone who will listen to us.

Doesn’t matter how far you’re driving especially in the snow wear your seatbelt

Every positive commenter to this video is sleep-walking

You don't wear a seatbelt because you're only going a short distance? You did not go very far in school, correct? Great thing about 'Murica is even dumb*sses can afford Michelins.

Nice video! Do you find any change in mpg with these?

I bought these 1 week ago for my 2010 honda civic. I wanted to know how they would do in snow.

Bro, are you breathing alright?

I get these on my Jeep Cherokee next Saturday. I'm so excited! Now maybe I'll be able to bump the speed up to 25 in the snow instead of 20!!!!

I see now that you didn't make yr car completely snowfree, also yr backlights are not to be seen. and through yr backwindow you cannot see anything.

One remark: Did you make yr car completely ice and snow free? Not only the front window but also the side and backwindow? I did not see that in this video.Important !!!

Best tires I’ve owned. They go through the western Canadian snow with no problem. I’m really surprised at how quick the car can stop. The tires dig right in. The only worry I have is, what kind of tires are the other people driving on. I can stop, can they?

Now I just gotta find them. Sold out everywhere in Canada lol.

Appreciate the video bro thank you! I also live in CO, and I am driving on 70 and Summit County a lot during winter. How do you feel about them in dryer condition on the highway? Try to get CrossClimate 2 because my Pilotsport 4 A/S is almost worn out in only 30k, and it's not performing very well in winter conditions. Hopefully CrossClimate 2 is worth the buy.

Better than job of 99% of ‘professional’ reviewers on UA-cam. Spot on, just a lot of driving and commenting on sensations during real time driving. Good job.

How is the road noise?

think these will be my next 7 months of the year tire and run winters for the other 5 months. have always ran winters and all seasons but these look much better for dealing with fall and spring in Canada. I often run my winters 6 months of the year to deal with early and late storms.

Thank you ❤

I have been using them for over 2 1/2 years now on my 16 toyota Camry Hybrid and they are the absolute best in snow. All front wheel drive. I have had just once in my parking space due to ice slip me into the small gutter up against the sidewalk. No fault of the tires it is total wet ice underneath the snow. My 1st set I bought for $138 bucks and now I need a new full set for the next upcoming winter and tires stores wanted upwards of $1,100 bucks for a set as high as $250 bucks plus another almost $150 just for them to put it on. I did buy them this time, but from Costco! a total of $756 bucks. No addition fees whatsoever! The downside is they are slow getting the tires and putting them on. Taking almost 2 weeks! They will do repairs, but what a wait.

Seems to be great tires from all the UA-cam reviews I've seen. So I'm looking to get them put on my son's 2013 V6 Accord. We live in Central Jersey and we get our fair share of snow. Nothing like where you're at, but it's more like a Black Ice on the roadways is what we get. So these should come in handy. And with the discounts that I'm seeing at Costco's and BJ's, the price is similar to some, (all be it good) cheaper tires. You can't go wrong I guess. Great review. Give us a sense of how these tires handle in the snow. I just got the Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4's put on about a week ago and have put on like 200 miles. They feel good compared to the Toyo's I had. For me it was a toss up between these an and the Pilot Sports. Decide to go with the Pilot Sports because I don't drive that much in inclement weather and they were about $$150-200 cheaper for my 2019 Mazda CX GTR. But for my son who does more driving, I would like the safest tire I could get. Once again, great review. Best of luck!

Best Driving Demonstration of these tires I've seen thanks Getting mine fitted tomorrow to my Honda CR-V AWD ready for The Scottish Highland Winter 😉

I’ve already ordered these! This and other reviews confirmed my decision to buy.

Quit groaning

Hugely impressive for a 2WD car

So why were you parked in a EV charging spot? How would you like to pull up to your local gas station and an electric car was parked in front of the fuel pump? Weather is no excuse buddy.

I have this same cooker, have used it for about 5 years, year round use in Florida. I was wondering if you still use yours. Also wondering of you realize that at the end of each sentence you say, you let out a type of grunt. Just hope you are not having trouble breathing.

The only thing is if it is really worth $180 a pop over getting $70 a pop all seasons and just struggling for a few months a year 😂

That bark is looking on point

These tires definitely did their job on a terrible winter drive through I-80. My mind was at peace.

How is the Costco warranty? Is it worth joining? I see other shops offer warranties that cost around $100 but I feel like Costco is more reputable. I live in LA, but do weekend trips to Big Bear and Mammoth, so these will come in handy! Especially because I have a FWD vehicle. Also, THANK YOU so much for your comprehensive review! I'm getting them one way or another! ;-)

Thanks for the review of the tires in the snow.

Only thing your missing in the description is the air temp and if you have traction control on or off.

I have em on my Civic and they're amazing in snow. Good for at least 70K miles too.

Why are you parked in an EV charging station space?

Uhhhhoooo huff uhhhh sigh oooooh. Having problems with your breathing? Sounds like your sittin on the can taking a dump 😂🤣🤣🤣🙊🙉🙉

You gave them a rating of 4.5 out of what? 5, 10, 20?

Would you buy them even if you already have dedicated winter tires knowing they'd be used mainly in the summer?