Here are the Cross Climate Camping to save you finding it yourself...... https://www.michelin.co.uk/auto/tyres/michelin-crossclimate-camping
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PP Bear
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Think the picture doesn’t show them, but they’re definitely there
Stroppy Bird
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While I would always go by the specs rather than the picture, if you zoom in you can see it.
- Jan 11, 2022
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No need to be like that... I was simply pointing out politely that your link #29 were the details for Agilis and not the Camper... you had to post a separate link( which I had already found) for Cross Climate Camper tyres..
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I didn't have to do anything! I did it to help others with questions. I wasn't being funny....
I already know which ones I would use.
Good advice found some for £113 not sure what weight rating to order but cheap as chips
PP Bear
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MICHELIN CROSSCLIMATE CAMPING - Camper - All season tyres tyre | MICHELIN GB
MICHELIN CROSSCLIMATE CAMPING tyres - information & user reviews. See if it fits your car (browse by size or by vehicle). Get yours today at the nearest tyre dealer.
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- Jan 11, 2022
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121 if you can good for 2900 kg, 118 is next size good for 2600 kg
Just to clarify, those figures are per axle.
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OP
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- Sep 26, 2019
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I used to have Michelin Crossclimate on my old Mokka, and it seemed like I was driving a 4 wheel drive. So I will be happy if they have a similar effect on the motorhome.
That's a good link to information by the way
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That is correct and subject to axle limits
Ah , I’ve current got 116 on so 118s will be better then
- Jul 25, 2020
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Another positive vote for the Michelin cross climate campers. Confidence on wet grass (most of the summer so far) traction in the snow ( french alps at Easter) sandy pitches last week and lots of wet motorway miles.
Mikey RV
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Getting a full set fitted next week, Michelin cross climate camping 225/75R16 118R
Times like this I wish I had not bought a tag axle. 
Tyres on at the moment are Michelin agilis camping, fronts five years old, rears eight years old. So should see a differance hopefully.
Times like this I wish I had not bought a tag axle. Tyres on at the moment are Michelin agilis camping, fronts five years old, rears eight years old. So should see a differance hopefully.
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I have just done over 1000 miles on 4 new Michelin Cross Climate Camping tyres. I am well pleased with the traction in mud and on wet grass. Performance on wet tarmac roads is also really good. As far as I can tell the ride comfort hasn't improved noticeably. Road noise is about the same, and so is diesel mpg.
The previous Michelin Agilis Camping tyres were very poor for traction. I even struggled to drive up a country lane after the local farmers had deposited mud on the surface. The van started juddering when the traction control kicked in. The plus point with those tyres was a low rate of wear with plenty of tread left after nearly 8 years. I replaced them as a precaution.
The previous Michelin Agilis Camping tyres were very poor for traction. I even struggled to drive up a country lane after the local farmers had deposited mud on the surface. The van started juddering when the traction control kicked in. The plus point with those tyres was a low rate of wear with plenty of tread left after nearly 8 years. I replaced them as a precaution.
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We are making exactly the same transition. I am also running on 225/75R 16 Agilis Camping.Getting a full set fitted next week, Michelin cross climate camping 225/75R16 118R
Tyres on at the moment are Michelin agilis camping, fronts five years old, rears eight years old. So should see a differance hopefully.
I don't have a tag axle though
- Feb 26, 2023
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Excuse me for jumping on the back of this thread. I have a tyre guy coming to replace a tyre on my CHR this afternoon and giving me a price for 4 tyres for my '02 Citroen Relay Conversion. I havent a clue!
Will be driving in the winter, also wet roads (it's Scotland), twisty roads in the Highlands with renowned poor surface. Currently has 215/70R15 fitted.
Thank in advance and apologies once again for butting in!
Will be driving in the winter, also wet roads (it's Scotland), twisty roads in the Highlands with renowned poor surface. Currently has 215/70R15 fitted.
Thank in advance and apologies once again for butting in!
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Apologies for the unnecessary post folks. Just caught up on how to search in full and ofcourse found extensive info.
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- Mar 7, 2022
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I have 2 complete sets of wheels. One with summer tyres Michelin Agilis CP and one set with Michelin Agilis Alpin full winter tryres. I always think cross climates are a compromise.
The winter tyres have been great in Norway and Austria in the winter. Better in the UK too in the winter with some of our cold but wet conditions. I think they are better in heavy rain too.
The winter tyres have been great in Norway and Austria in the winter. Better in the UK too in the winter with some of our cold but wet conditions. I think they are better in heavy rain too.
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- Apr 3, 2018
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They are indeed..They are all season tyres.
The differance between Cross Climates all seasons and other all seasons is that CC are a summer based tyre that are tuned for winter/all season use whereas others are winter tyres that are also turned for winter/all season.
Exactly what I’m going for , you get a good deal ?Getting a full set fitted next week, Michelin cross climate camping 225/75R16 118R
Tyres on at the moment are Michelin agilis camping, fronts five years old, rears eight years old. So should see a differance hopefully.
PP Bear
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I know you’ve done some research, but thought I’d answer your question.Apologies for the unnecessary post folks. Just caught up on how to search in full and ofcourse found extensive info.
Forgive the muck, it’s down to the rural location, farmers field, tractors flinging mud etc and why I brought these for my SAAB Convertible. Been excellent so far and three peeks as well, hope it helps.
Might have to zoom in
- Feb 26, 2023
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Thanks for the reply but if I'm completely honest if you showed me Dunlop tyres on a coach built Bessacar I'd be none the wiserI know you’ve done some research, but thought I’d answer your question.
Forgive the muck, it’s down to the rural location, farmers field, tractors flinging mud etc and why I brought these for my SAAB Convertible. Been excellent so far and three peeks as well, hope it helps.
Might have to zoom in
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We all start somewhere I suppose and I have of course realised after extensive reading naturally there are massive variables for the right choice for you. Great learning curve.
I think I've settled on Michelin Agilis Cross Climates. My van doesn't sit for long and they cover my all weather needs and I will change them regularly anyway.
I see there is a mix of for and against camper or van tyres and favourite makes too, it can 'drive' you mad!!
Thanks for your interest.
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Mikey RV
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Got them fitted yesterday. Bought online with ATS then booked appointment to suit me.
6 X Michelin Crossclimate camping
6 X new valves
6 X wheel balanced
6 X scrap disposal
Minus £70 Michelin discount promotion
Total = £1384
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Is that really what you intended to say?
Ian
Please enlighen me ??Is that really what you intended to say?
Ian
Yes that is what I intended to say)
Please enlighen me ??
Yes that is what I intended to say)
You are suggesting that the Michelin Cross Climate tyres (that carry the 3PSF) are inferior (in terms of winter performance) than other all season tyres.
Had you said that the Michelin Cross Climate tyres are inferior to other (dedicated) winter tyres then I’ve had understood your post.
On what basis do you believe that Michelin Cross Climates (that meet the criteria for winter tyres, i.e. 3PSF) are inferior to other all season tyres?
Ian
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It was a comparison between all season and dedicated winter tyres we were talking about.
And it was the comparison between CC’s and other all seasons tyres that poppycamper made (below) that I was commenting on.
Ian
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