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I have used the Cross Climate 2 for 3 years. After Swapping out 12 plus tires and getting a 16 screws and nails in my tires. I am going to give the Bridge Stone a shot on the next go around. CrossClimate 2 is awesome in the snow, but swapping out so many tires due to nails and whatever foreign objects that seem to find themselves stuck in those wheels. I need an alternative. Never had tires in my life with such a magnetic attraction to so many screws and nails in my life. I do delivery and do a good chunk of traveling and I need good weather tires when that time comes, but replacing so many tires or having to get them repaired due to a huge history of flats. I need something that doesn't do that.

The Philips Barista Brew is a more even comparison to the Breville Barista touch...

I call BS in the CC2 offering good Fuel Efficiency. I just put these on a Cadillac XT5, and saw an Immediate 30% drop in Gas Mileage from what I had with Michelin Premier LTXs. I also didn't see any improvement in Snow Traction over the LTXs.

I call Bullshit on the CC2 being good on Fuel Economy. I recently put those POS on my XT5 and experienced a 30% drop in Fuel Economy compared to the Michelin Premier LTXs that were on it. I also didn't notice an Increase in snow Traction, even though the LTXs were at about 4.5/16" tread left

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So which one is better

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What hankook?..or pirelli!? 😂

Funny how the Bridgestone tread looks a LOT like the Michellin Cross Climate.

At 21k it was nearing time for new tires on my BMW i4 EV. Tire Rack had a package so i downsized from 19" staggered wheels and I ordered square 18" wheels with the Michelin CrossClimate2: 245/45- 18. The camber was set neutral for the tires, not aggressively as per BMW. 600 miles in, and the car rides fine. If I were to lose a few hundredths in speed at the track, I don't notice it in daily driving. I don't notice a difference in noise notwithstanding the aggressive tread. What i did notice is that the tires are a bit stiffer despite the larger sidewall. Weather has been cold for the northeast. Very pleased overall. Hoping to get 50k out of the tires with periodic rotation. For most of us, the cost and inconvenience of swapping summer and winter tires isn't worth it. Tire design is based on tradeoffs - normally traction under certain conditions and durability. Rating tires should include weights for driving under various conditions. Otherwise, dry weather performance is overemphasized. Safety in snow and wet weather is a primary concern for me.

Thanks for this comparison on these two mattresses. I am a side sleeper and I am healing from shoulder surgery that is on the side that I sleep. My current mattress is a Lucid 16in plush latex memory foam that I bought off of Amazon. I have loved the mattress for the last 8 years. However I am closing on a house soon and will be getting a new king size bed. The Lucid has life left in it so I will be moving the Lucid mattress into one of the guest rooms. Brooklyn Bedding hybrids, Kingsdown Passions Kelbrooke and the Tempur-Pedic hybrid are in a three way tie at the top of my list.

I had the Michelin for about 2 months. First time getting stuck in a very long time! I traded them back in for WS90 and they are MUCH better in deep snow and slush. The Michelin drove nicer on dry roads, silent on most roads, and was great in the rain. Both are great on ice.

Repetitive rubbish where the actual useful information could be imparted in 36 seconds. That's 9 minutes of my life I won't get back.

How dumb is this video?

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So the Pirelli Cinturato doesnt have the M+S certificate? Because I checked online and its on the tyre.

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