Great tire, but they sucked more gas.

Of course it matters. Only buy from China from reputable brands with proper quality control. China left to it's own devices, makes junk.

Chinese tires are sometimes a bit smaller in size than North American tires in height and width. There is one brand of Ag China tires that seem ok and they are Samson brand. I also like a brand from India called Ceat. I like Goodyear and Titan brands the best.

Yeah, I like the scorpion weather active

You dont need to be a genius to realise that if you live in an area that has snow from November to March and the temp rarely rises above 5-6 centigrade you need Winter Tyres and possibly studs or chains to go with it ... And especially if that weather is also attached to an extremely hily or mountainous area .... If you live somewhere that gets an odd bit of snow and ice but lots of rain and the weather can sit above 7 centigrade then all weather tyres all year around are a much better option ... Even somewhere with lots of snow and ice if its mainly town or city driving or roads that are kept clear of snow then again all weather tyres are more than capable of doing the job .... Just don't drive like a prick and think your invincible, take it essy and drive to the conditions

Thanks. Now I'll spend 3000 hours researching who makes what tire.Maybe I'll take a trip to China to inspect the factory too. Hope the CCP doesn't arrest me for spying. Useless video.

How much?

THANK YOU!!!!! :)

I have handled both name brand and china brand tires. There is a difference. This is gaslighting at its best. You might be able to buy good products from china but if you're buying cheap sh*t... you get what you pay for. China is the expert at that

I’ve to see a cheap tire with full depth sipes and once they start going away the cheap rubber has no wet grip

American company having their product made in China is totaly different than Chinese company product

Road force is a gimmick! 9 times out of 10 its nothing but snake oil.

CC2 way better this is misleading as fuck.

They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery...but at what point does it become theft to copy another company's innovation? But whatever. I have the Michelin's and love them. I feel like every rental car in Canada should have these... then they could do away with the cost of changing tires and charging customers a winter tire fee!

Most shops don't want to pay for this equipment or more importantly a qualified tech

They are cold! 😂

Because the tire is quieter on bumpy roads? Not peoples major concern on an all-weather tire. Michelin is a proven tire, this Goodyear is not. There is a reason another manufacturer is copying someone else's design. Michelin should sue. Thank You

"when we think apple we think quality" said no one ever.

Hate to say it but Chinese tires is all I run. You can buy 3 sets for the price of one name brand that's still made in China. Never had a blow out or issue. Trust me if I could afford North American tires and they made them here I would only buy them. It's not a reality for most people now...

Try Apollo tyres. Not as popular as the bigger names but their tyres are good. As always, check reviews of the specific tyre you are buying.

I was reluctant to buy Landsail winter tires but they are fantastic tires

Bought a blue tooth speaker from china with the jbl mark. It was another company but it was named jbl. The sound was NO goood!!! .-/

Yokohama was my choice,,, when they came on to the scene 40years ago,,,,i couldn't afford the goodyear,, Dunlop and Bridgestone.... turned out to awesome,,, but they were radials replacing the crossplys,,,, only wore them out not getting an alignment..

But a brand made in china has specs and tolerances to the brand vs some china back door tires with the name USA tire that gets pumped out for cheap

When they invite you to Florida, for an all season test, it's not.

I was told Michelin Crossclimate 2 was being discontinued. I bought Bridgestone Alenza tires, after watching tire rack review. It’ rated for 80k and I’ve had them about 16k and been very happy so far. Snow in my area was low on amount. Does anyone know the status of Crossclimate2?

I put these on my 6g Bronco and they are working out well so far. During an 8k road trip I got better milage (1.5L/100km) then the stock territory mt tires. Road noise is minimal. Rain traction and hydroplane resistance is excellent. Gravel roads and dry dirt off road they seemed to have lots of traction. I have not tried them out in mud yet. They do pick up rocks, but nothing like the territory mt's did. I find these pretty easy to clean out as well. We just got our first foot of snow and to my surprise they didnt do as well as I had hoped. Its was only -2 out and the snow was turning to ice as soon as you drove on it. Not sure a dedicated winter would have even done well with those conditions. The next few days the temperature cooled down to -5C to -10C and they seemed to do much better. The one thing I didnt hear mentioned in this review is how light they are compared to the other popular AT tires. These were 8lbs lighter per corner than the new ko3 and 4lbs lighter than the C rated Toyo AT3. Wildpeaks are 10lbs heavier per corner. Less rotating mass is going to help with your fuel economy and also less wear on your drivetrain. Hopefully I get a few years out of them.

I’ve got a set of cross climate 2’s on the work rig, 40,000 miles in and they are wore down from 10/32 to 7/32. I’m more than impressed with them.

I've got the CC2's and I will stick with them ,some of the surprises I've got with them are unreal.

The cross climate you can have installed at Costco without installation fee so it might be cheaper for some people.

i think you should mention the diamater of the tire. The higher the more sensitive it is.

Here is an idea, support local businesses before you have none or did the lack of supply during the plandemic not wake any of you up

I went with the Pirelli Scorpion Weather Active on our Rogue. They wear like iron and provide great traction in the snow and ice in Wyoming. I can't wait to try the Goodyear WeatherReady 2 next time I need some new tires. They look a lot like the Perellis.

I have Chinese tyres, they are just as good as any western brand.

I don’t buy any Asian made tires no matter what brand they’re just not made as well as those made in North America even Mexico.

I will buy chinese products where safety and security is not at risk. Even their pencils and erasers have quality issues

Oh dear. My brake blocks might need replacing after 160,000 miles; better turn up the regenerative braking on my EV..

No thank you.

Had aquatreads in the 1990s. Like them. Goodyear has had simmilar tires for law enforcement only. Glad their going on their initial like design from the 1990s... Looking forward.

Had this happen to me with a chrysler 200 that was riding perfect until my first rotation and balance. From that point on had had vibration in the rear of the car, I moved the tires around and the vibrations moved. I went to five shops with road force balancers, some would get it better, but issue never went away. I ended up dumping the car after two years of frustrations.

My cross climates are quiet. I thought they were going to be noisy because of the reviews.

When comparing two items, NEITHER is best. But one may be better.

I have a Kenworth that has seen over a million miles in its life. It would have a vibration at 55mph and it never went away. Because this truck went everywhere on the highways, I had tires of different manufacture, ie. Toyo, Michelin, Goodyear, Firestone etc. installed in different locations and balanced. I had the truck in the shop countless times and everything was checked and parts replaced. Nothing worked. After years of this, I decided to replace the wheels and like something magical, the vibration disappeared. Some things are just faulty and just because they are new and machined, doesn't mean they are perfect.

Wtf...video was going well till the tread depth measurement was shown in that caveman measurement system. Why can every literate country adopt meteic system?

FUCK CHINA!

I've had great satisfaction with LingLong Crosswind Chinese tires i have them on 2 of my vehicles and have had no issues i can complain about, I researched the company and found them to been around a very long time and make tires under different brands they are a big company too.

Got some Nokian Outpost nAT 285/45R/22 tires for our 2019 RAM Limited 4x4 about a month ago. These are the best AT tires I've ever owned for off road and snow. On top of that, they are quiet, they ride as good as a street tire, and the MPG hit was minimal. These tires stick to snow packed roads even on steep inclines. I'm amazed. My wife used to run happalietta's on her Outback and they were the best in the snow, but these Outpost nATs are pretty close.

Just found out in 2018 Michelin Agilis CrossClimates commercial tire also comes with the build-in tread depth marking and I would not be surprised that they are not the first one who did it.

Terrible tyres so hard I have bought self repair Dunlops stunning

Good point. I bought a Honda made in the USA and the quality is stupendous.