tyre tests Michelin CrossClimate 2:
2023
Auto Bild
235/55 R17
excellent
1
2022
ACE/ARBÖ/GTÜ
205/55 R17
highly recommended
1
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195/55 R16
satisfactory
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2021
Auto Bild Allrad
215/65 R17
good
2
Auto Bild
225/50 R17
satisfactory
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Michelin CrossClimate 2 is a 3PMSF certified multi-season tyre from a leading premium manufacturer. It is designed for drivers with compact and mid-size SUVs, compact and electric cars, and sedans, including sports cars. Feel confident and don't let the weather take you by surprise - the model ensures safe travel in all weathers, all year round. Save time and money by skipping seasonal tyre changes.
The model features excellent braking performance and grip on snow as well as on dry roads. Excellent performance on wet and snowy roads is maintained even with acceptable levels of wear. This means that when the model is in use, it does not lose its benefits. Compared to the French manufacturer's previous best-seller, CrossClimate+, the tyre contributes to even greater driving safety. At the same time, it offers 10% less rolling resistance, which translates into fuel savings.
By choosing these tyres, you remain mobile all year round. The Michelin CrossClimate 2 features a number of innovative technologies that allow it to be called a true expert in its category.
Thermo-adaptive compound -adapts to the temperature of the road, making the tyre ideal for all seasons;
V-shaped tread pattern - improves water drainage, which contributes to effective braking on wet roads;
V-Ramp tread block chamfer - maximises tyre contact with the ground for the best possible braking on dry surfaces;
P-edge - improves grip on snowy surfaces;
MaxTouch Construction - increases the area of contact between the tyre and the ground, evenly distributing the forces that occur during acceleration, braking and cornering. As a result, the tyre offers a substantial service life;
Cool Running sides -Maximize the fuel efficiency or range of an electric vehicle's battery by absorbing less energy during flexing.
Michelin is one of the largest tyre manufacturers in the world, having started its business as early as 1889. Since it was founded, it has been setting new directions in the industry by introducing original solutions and technologies to the market. In doing so, it aims to make travel safer and more efficient. The French brand is not without reason associated with the highest quality and excellent performance of its products.