Michelin CrossClimate 2 AW

The Michelin CrossClimate 2 AW is a modified version of the Michelin CrossClimate 2 for the US market, with the AW standing for All Weather.

The CC2 AW differs from the EU version with a 60,000 mile treadwear warranty and a slightly stiffer construction, but should offer similar overall levels of grip. There are passenger car and SUV version of the CrossClimate 2 AW.

Tyre review data from 1 tyre reviews averaging 73% over 1,000 miles driven, and 2 tests with an average result of 1st.

Dry Grip 80%
Wet Grip 90%
Road Feedback 0%
Handling 0%
Wear 0%
Comfort 90%
Buy again 100%

The CrossClimate 2 AW is unranked of 5 All Weather Premium Touring tyres.

Tests Included

2

Best Result

1st

Worst Result

1st

Average Result

1st

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  • Best overall in the dry, best overall in the wet, Best overall in the snow, excellent on ice, lowest rolling resistance on test.
  • Expensive, slightly reduced comfort.
  • The Michelin CrossClimate 2 AW might be getting on in years, but it is still the category leading all weather tyre. It somehow manages to blend the best grip in nearly all conditions with the lowest rolling resistance, a hugely impressive blend of qualities.
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Given 83% while driving a Acura rdx 2.3l turbo sh awd (235/55 R19) on mostly town for 1,000 average miles
A lot of the score categories are difficult to estimate for my car, my driving style, and perhaps most notably, the traffic in my region (Washington state, Seattle area) which is usually very dense. It's too early to rate wear, and I don't think it would be fair to rate them on handling because it's an SUV that I don't push terribly hard in cornering and such. Compared to the outgoing stock all-season Continental Sport LXs, these tires are absolutely a step up. The main reason I got these is because of all the research I've done, including watching nearly every relevant video Jonathan has provided. They're perfect for a year-round tire in the PNW. We don't get the severe arctic winters of Canada or Minnesota, but our winters can be challenging because unlike a region that snows, sticks, and stays well below freezing for a period of time, the Pacific Northwest gets winters where the temperature fluctuates just above and below freezing. So it rains during the day in the high 30s, then dips below freezing during the night and you get a lovely sheet of ice to wake up to. Then it melts, rains, and repeats the process all over again. Our snow turns to slush almost immediately giving you a wet slushy mess to drive on. Only twice in my life here have I seen the need for true winter tires. Otherwise, the CrossClimate2 is an excellent all-around tire that easily beats any [American] all-season offering. Noise and comfort are good, wear is predicted to be very good, and having a winter-rated tire when you need it makes it a slam-dunk in my opinion for my style of car, my style of driving, and my climate.
Helpful 8 - tyre reviewed on March 3, 2025