Summary of Has Michelin Created The Best All Season Tire? Rain, Sun, or Snow!

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The video discusses the pros and cons of Michelin's new all-season tire, the Cross Climate Plus. The tire has a unique tread pattern that reduces wear in wet conditions, while also boasting long tread life. The video compares the Cross Climate Plus and Cross Climate II, and discusses the differences between the two tires. The Cross Climate Plus has a 60,000-mile warranty, and the Cross Climate II has a greater focus on rolling resistance. The Cross Climate Plus and the Cross Climate II have similar traction and braking capabilities, but the Cross Climate Plus has a better wet grip.

• 00:00:00 In this video, Michelin discusses how their Cross Climate Plus tire can perform well in all four seasons, with particular emphasis on its winter traction abilities. The tire has a unique tread pattern that reduces wear in wet conditions, while also boasting long tread life.
• 00:05:00 The video discusses the pros and cons of different all-season tires, and compares the Cross Climate Plus and Cross Climate II. The Cross Climate Plus was designed for European markets, and the Cross Climate II was designed for North American markets. The Cross Climate Plus has a 60,000-mile warranty, and the Cross Climate II has a greater focus on rolling resistance. The Cross Climate Plus and the Cross Climate II have similar traction and braking capabilities, but the Cross Climate Plus has a better wet grip.
• 00:10:00 The video discusses Michelin's new all-season tire, which has a three-peak mountain snowflake symbol on the tire. The tire is equal or better than other all-season tires in wet and dry breaking and handling, while providing massive improvements over previous all-season tires in snowy conditions. The test data from third-party sources backs up the claims of the video.