Agilis CrossClimate

Michelin Agilis CrossClimate: what the numbers tell you

Manufacturer treadwear data for the Agilis CrossClimate is not publicly listed. This is common for OEM-only or track-day tires that don't carry a US treadwear warranty. No mileage warranty is published for this tire, which is typical for performance summer and track-day rubber where the manufacturer doesn't make wear-life claims.

Cabin noise data for this tire is not published by the manufacturer. As a general tire built for the passenger segment, the Agilis CrossClimate is positioned against direct rivals within the same category. Comparing it to a tire in a different category (e.g. summer vs all-season) makes the spec sheet misleading because the design targets are not the same.

The tires provide a smooth and quiet ride, with good traction in wet and snowy conditions. Many customers report the tires perform well on various vehicles, even when towing heavy loads. However, some customers noted the tires can pick up and throw rocks, and there were a few issues with sidewall failures and vibrations. While some felt the tires were overpriced, the majority of customers appear satisfied with the tires' overall performance and reliability. I have the original Cross Climate tires . They are excellent tires, quiet, good mpg, durable and smooth ride. I have 75k on them with 7/32 tread left. I have them on my pickup and tow very little. I just wanted a durable 10 ply tire. I have already bought another set, as I heard they were being discontinued. The new cross climate tires were originally marketed as cross climate 2, and are directional. The reviews seem bad. I think they made a mistake changing them. I will not buy the new directional design. It seems that they had something great and ruined it. I have the original Cross Climate tires . They are excellent tires, quiet, good mpg, durable and smooth ride. I have 75k on them with 7/32 tread left. I have them on my pickup and tow very little. I just wanted a durable 10 ply tire. I have already bought another set, as I heard they were being discontinued. The new cross climate tires were originally marketed as cross climate 2, and are directional. The reviews seem bad. I think they made a mistake changing them. I will not buy the new directional design. It seems that they had something great and ruined it.

For an apples-to-apples comparison against direct rivals, see the comparison pages linked from this tire's brand index.