Michelin Crossclimate Tyres (1 Viewer)

[Davecrawf]

Planning to fit two Michelin Agilis Crossclimate, 225/75 16 inch tyres to the front wheels following my recent puncture.
The punctured Michelin tyre performed really well, as I still had full control of the motorhome during the incident. Thus giving me confidence in Michelin.
Has anyone had experience of these particular tyres, before I meet with my bank manager

 

[WESTY66]

Great tyres, but they are directional

 

[bigtwin]

If you’re going to fit them then fit a full set.

The level of grip they offer in low temperatures will be way better than standard summer tyres so could cause you some stability issues if you mix them.

Ian

 

[Flairy]

Just bought six done 1200 miles better traction on hills,but not quite as good on the bends as there is more movment in the tread.but exelent on wet roads and we’ve had plenty of them.

 

[royandsharont]

I find mine fine, probably better traction than my previous Vanco, but that was a heavier van too

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[Korova]

Had them fitted all round early 2023 and found them to be great. Felt I had more control (and confidence) inc cornering. Not cheap but glad I did it.

 

[Mikey RV]

Watching this thread as just about to put new tyres on and had looked at these.

 

[poppycamper]

Had them fitted to my DRW Movano now for 5yrs...got me off some very wet rally/THS fields last year when others were stuck..
IMO excellent tyres...

 

[jumar]

Had two complete sets...got to say I'm impressed with how they handle the snow here in Spain....well the early morning dew on the grass in winter...
Brilliant tyre...had two pair...46k KMs on the front .Back still good...

 

[Nirvanauk]

My van definitely feels more confident on wet grass since I fitted these.

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[Beltie]

I bought five in April and have subsequently done about 3k miles on them. So far, I am very pleased with them. They are much quieter than the Agilis they replaced. Initially, I thought that they were more susceptible to 'tram lining' in the lorry ruts on motorways, but I've never noticed it since.

 

[Hedgewitch]

Great tyres, handling feels great, improved ride comfort and fuel economy since fitting them.

But, living in an area renowned for atrocious road surfaces and pot holes big enough to park a small campervan inside, they are not wearing well.

 

[Davecrawf]

Had two complete sets...got to say I'm impressed with how they handle the snow here in Spain....well the early morning dew on the grass in winter...
Brilliant tyre...had two pair...46k KMs on the front .Back still good...

Just what I wanted to hear!

 

[Razamataz]

Just had 6 fitted last Friday…… so far they Look Great

 

[PP Bear]

Had all corners fitted a few months ago and I’m over the moon with them. Great grip and fills with confidence when required.

Well recommended by me

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[Dorset Diver]

There's a difference between the Michelin Agilis Cross Climate and the Michelin Cross Climate (conveniently pictured above courtesy of PP Bear). I have had both and in my view the latter well out perform the former.

 

[treblid]

The tyres pictured are Cross Climate Camping. I personally would not go near anything with the word camping in the description!
The Agilis Cross Climates are normal van tyres available with the appropriate load ratings to select. They also have additional side wall protection.

 

[poppycamper]

I am a firm believer in Michelin Agilis Cross Climates and have said many on here that some get confused by them..
There are various sorts of Cross Climates
1...Cross Climates... for cars
2...Cross Climate Agilis...for van, and
3...Cross Climate Camper... a fair recent addition for motor homes..

 

[ManTheVan]

I echo the praise above. Fitted ours a couple of years ago and they’ve been nothing but wonderful. Excellent grip, comfy ride, quiet.

 

[ManTheVan]

Forgot to say, these are Agilis Cross climates.

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[Jewellbags]

Had all corners fitted a few months ago and I’m over the moon with them. Great grip and fills with confidence when required.

Well recommended by me
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Am missing something ? Can’t see the snowflake or mountain label ?

 

[Dorset Diver]

The tyres pictured are Cross Climate Camping. I personally would not go near anything with the word camping in the description!
The Agilis Cross Climates are normal van tyres available with the appropriate load ratings to select. They also have additional side wall protection.

I've found the opposite. I moved from the Agilis Cross Climates to the Cross Climate Camping and the ride improvement has been remarkable. Overall a much better tyre for our MH.

 

[Dorset Diver]

Am missing something ? Can’t see the snowflake or mountain label ?

Mine definitely have the snowflake and mountain label / rating.

 

[TheMachMan]

I guess the van’s suspension will also have an impact, and varies between brands.

 

[Davecrawf]

Had all corners fitted a few months ago and I’m over the moon with them. Great grip and fills with confidence when required.

Well recommended by me
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Thanks for the recommendation.
Much appreciated

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[Davecrawf]

The tyres pictured are Cross Climate Camping. I personally would not go near anything with the word camping in the description!
The Agilis Cross Climates are normal van tyres available with the appropriate load ratings to select. They also have additional side wall protection.

My existing tyres are 'Camping M+S'
They have performed well, and particularly when I had my puncture. Running on flat for a short distance. The tyre stayed in tact, and I could still steer to safety.

 

[Davecrawf]

I am a firm believer in Michelin Agilis Cross Climates and have said many on here that some get confused by them..
There are various sorts of Cross Climates
1...Cross Climates... for cars
2...Cross Climate Agilis...for van, and
3...Cross Climate Camper... a fair recent addition for motor homes..

Excellent information.
Thanks

 

[poppycamper]

Am missing something ? Can’t see the snowflake or mountain label ?

Maybe can't see it.... but they are 3PMS certified..

 

[treblid]

All the details are on the Michelin website: https://business.michelin.co.uk/tyres/michelin-agilis-crossclimate

 

[poppycamper]

All the details are on the Michelin website: https://business.michelin.co.uk/tyres/michelin-agilis-crossclimate

That's only for the Cross Climate Agili..

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