The Michelin CrossClimate 2 outperforms the Continental AllSeasonContact 2 in straight aquaplaning. The CrossClimate 2 can reach a higher speed (79 Km/H) before slipping compared to the AllSeasonContact 2’s 76.1 Km/H. Curved Aquaplaning: Michelin CrossClimate 2: 3.29 m/sec^2 (max centripetal acceleration)
2. They give excellent traction and handling on dry, wet and snowy roads. This past winter, I had two occasions to drive on roads covered with 6-10" of snow. Excellent traction. 3. They wear very well! After about 12,000 miles, they hardly show any wear. I expect to get about 50,000-60,000 miles out of these tires. 4.
Being able to match the handling and braking capability of a traditional all-season tire has these Vredestein all-weather designs scoring a collective rating of 4.5 stars out of 5 from Tire Rack
Based on consumer feedback, Michelin’s Crossclimate 2 beats the Premier A/S in all categories: wet, dry, winter, comfort, and treadwear. Out of 59 Michelin Crossclimate 2 competitors on a tire-selling platform, the Crossclimate 2 ranked number 2 with a 99% approval rating. However, some users raised their concerns about its poor gas mileage.
A total of 4 tires were tested on Tire Rack’s own proving ground. The graph below shows the comparison between Michelin CrossClimate 2 vs Goodyear Assurance ComfortDrive based on the relevant performance category. The Cross Climate 2 was set as a reference hence at the 100% mark. Note that for subjective evaluation, we equate 1 point as 5%.
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