Michelin CrossClimate 2 VS Bridgestone WeatherPeak

[@jjanzen12]

Great video! I have 2018 honda accord and love my michelin cross climate 2 tires. These are the quietest tires i've ever had. There is a little loss in fuel economy but performance makes up for it. The handibility on wet surfaces is fantastic. Looking forward to winter weather to see how they perform in the snow.

[@comparethetire]

Thanks for the feedback! Definitely let us know how the CrossClimate 2 handles in the snow when winter rolls around.

[@richscott2483]

I have driven with Michelin CrossClimate2 for 19 months on my 2023 Toyota Camry XSE V6 and treadwear in unnoticeable as appear to look brand new. They have gone through 2 winter seasons and I reside in northeastern U.S. The average annual snowfall where I live is 126 inches or 10 feet of snow per winter season. Since CrossClimate2's are All-Weather there is no need to swap All-Season to Winter/Snow tires. I have had Bridgestone tires before and over the last few years refuse to ever get Bridgestone tires again. My wife has Goodyear Eagle Sport AS but for the winter, I put on the 16-inch Steel Wheels with Michelin X-Ice Snow tires on her vehicle. There are only 4 Tire Brands I will buy and use: they are Michelin, Continental, and Pirelli and sometimes Goodyear. Please stay far away from Asian, Korean, China, and Japan made tires. The 2 very best brands are Michelin and Continental. I've never owned a $250,000 plus super luxury or sports vehicle before so don't have any idea what brand tires they use for I am not that wealthy. I have been driving for 47 years or since age 16 and have owned 22 vehicles (10 new, 10 used, and 2 CPO) in my life time.

[@comparethetire]

Wow man, thanks for sharing Scott. Glad to have you have you here on my channel. Can you please let me know what sizes are you running (with CrossClimate), I'm guessing they must be in SL load ratings since they are doing so well with tread wear.

[@hkn125]

Have a 2021 XSE 4cyl in North Tx. We don't get much snow, but do get occasional ice. Considering this tire

[@nikolaihall509]

I have the Bridgestone weatherpeaks on my Subaru Impreza. Love them I would try the Michelins too, I think both are quality tires that you cannot go wrong with.

[@comparethetire]

Yes both of these are pretty great all weather tires.

[@traciemoren8164]

Which one would you recommend for a Honda Odyssey van in northern Ohio?

[@comparethetire]

Both of them are great mate, you should check out my best all season tires' video though, it would further help you out A LOT.

[@Moh_1991]

Which one would you go for to handle the roads in Texas?

[@comparethetire]

If we are strictly talking these two, then Bridgestone.

[@Moh_1991]

@@comparethetire so for a 2019 Camry SE Bridgestone would be your best choice

[@comparethetire]

Yea, but ask yourself this, do you really need all weather (3pmsfr) tires? If not, you can check out some great options in grand touring and standard touring all season tires. Which reminds me, have you checked out my video of best all season tires?

[@CostaTol]

I live in Montreal and today I was contemplating BFG KO2 Tires but they told me to go for Weather peak.... Didn't know much about them,, should I go for Weather Peak ? Lots of snow and rain here in Autumn and Winter but it gets hot and humid in Spring and summer often reaching 40+ °C

[@comparethetire]

Well both of these tires are from very different categories.... But I can help you out. If you're looking for all terrain tires, check out my best A/T tires video. Similarly I have also published top all season tires for superior snow performance.

[@jakebe4915]

These Michelins are the best tires I've ever owned. Super impressive

[@comparethetire]

Couldn't agree more!

[@lizzieb6311]

Same! I put a set on my 2021 CX5 Mazda AWD small suv. I was having difficulty with my stock Toyo tires it came with during rain here in Florida…hydroplaning often in spite of only having 31K miles on them and plenty of tread left. I’ve had the Crosstreck 2 for over a month now and finally can feel confident driving in heavy rain..I can feel the pavement now! I also travel to Tennessee in winter so a tire that could do snow was important too which helped me decide on the Michelins. No regrets here!

[@Wasabi9111]

Do you have any performance test data for this video so we can understand the difference?

[@comparethetire]

Yes we do actually. We’re planning to publish most of them on our site soon.

[@julieanderson3439]

How would they handle on icy roads - Iowa

[@comparethetire]

The CrossClimate 2 performs exceptionally well on icy roads, thanks to its unique tread design and advanced rubber compound. It's a great choice for harsh winter conditions in Iowa.

[@R_EM16]

I got weatherpeaks. They’re very good in snow and icy roads. I also live in Iowa

[@msiciidnuur102]

hey which one you will advise me michelin primacy 4 plus vs primacy 3 CrossClimate2

[@comparethetire]

It depends on where you live, the kind of weather you usually experience, and the terrain you mostly travel on. Each tire has its strengths based on these factors. Feel free to let me know, and I'll be happy to help.

[@wolverinegnr]

@@comparethetireHi I live in Miami Florida and wanted some decent tires for wet and dry handling. Which ones would you recommend. Are the Firestone firehawk as v2 any good? Thanks

[@comparethetire]

Sorry I got to you late. Please check out my video on best all season tires, it would help you a lot. If you still have any questions, let me know over there, and I'll help you out.