Read all the tire posts and still a bit confused

[stlippert]

I have an MME Premium EX4. 33,000 miles on it and today one of the tires sustained too much damage to plug. I've decided to replace all four tires. I get that there is a trade off between performance and efficiency but I would like to keep the same qualities regarding performance, noise, and efficiency that I have with my current tires that have served me well. Efficiency is probably a little more important to me than performance in the balance. The current tires are the OEM Michelin 225/55R19. Would appreciate any suggestions

After 43,000 I just installed Michelin Cross Climate 2 on my MME. I prefer the better braking in snow/wet environments. Will probably sacrifice some range. Have this tire on my wife's car and I love the performance.

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[AliRafiee]

After 43,000 I just installed Michelin Cross Climate 2 on my MME. I prefer the better braking in snow/wet environments. Will probably sacrifice some range. Have this tire on my wife's car and I love the performance.

How is noise and handling?

 

[Tampamike]

How is noise and handling?

Having second thoughts on that $500 tire?

 

[AliRafiee]

Having second thoughts on that $500 tire?

No. Just curious. For the past 20 years most of my tires have cost double normal tires. Mostly sport and muscle cars.

Edit: The Cross Climate in my size are not that much cheaper.

 

[stlippert]

My Cross Climate 2's were $1,258.00 for set of four including balancing and alignment. Tire Discounters.

 

[alexgorod]

I don't know if these CC2s are a good choice, but they really look good

 

[mikeinet]

I don't know if these CC2s are a good choice, but they really look good

that sure does look sexy!

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