I guess they are at CrossClimate "2" so not sure of the difference, but experience with either would be helpful.

Did you check TireRack?

I've had a few versions of Michelin LTX tires on 3 vehicles. Really good tires, great in the rain and snow, quiet and high mileage life.

MrBig,

People post to tirerack about how a specific tire performs on their vehicle. Use the filtering system to see which tires are the most recommended for your car. You can't go by brand or model. Brand X and model Y might be dandy on Z car but not so good on another make and model.

Look at my post in this thread:

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Robert

The Cross Climate tires seem to be favorites on just about every car forum I follow.

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I have a set on our Toyota RAV/4. So far, very happy with them on dry, wet, and super massive thunderstorm drenched. Snow and ice upcoming.

I put a set of these on my Jeep Cherokee a couple of months ago - so far no complaints. Costco was having a pretty good sale.

As with all things Internet, I will ask the question here if I feel it's wide-ranging enough. This may be right on the line, but they are a popular brand and model, so I thought I'd query you MRFrs. Yes, all the usual sites apply and if Costco doesn't have a great deal on them, I'll get from TR.

Don't have them but TireRack customers rate them at the top for Winter/Snow performance and very well for comfort.

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As with all things Internet, I will ask the question here if I feel it's wide-ranging enough. This may be right on the line, but they are a popular brand and model, so I thought I'd query you MRFrs. Yes, all the usual sites apply and if Costco doesn't have a great deal on them, I'll get from TR.

You might find a local dealer who will price match Tire Rack; I’ve had good luck with that approach.

LOL, was looking at tire options just today and then landed here on the MRF to get an exclamation point!