235/65R17 104 H MICHELIN CROSSCLIMATE2 CUV BSW All Weather

Description

In the All-Weather category, the Michelin 104 H CROSSCLIMATE2 CUV BSW All Weather 235/65R17 stands out for its proven ability to maintain grip and braking control across temperature swings. Its 3PMSF-rated rubber compound flexes reliably when temperatures drop, while resisting hardening on cold roads—a critical advantage for unpredictable seasonal transitions. The hybrid tread pattern combines wet and dry grooves with snow-biting edges, delivering both ice braking performance and summer stability without requiring a tire swap.

• Vehicle Fit: This size fits a wide range of crossovers and sedans, including the Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V, Toyota Highlander, and Ford Edge. For exact fitment, check the tire size sticker inside your driver-side door or use the tire size search on the migotire.com homepage.

• Seasonal Performance: The 3PMSF-certified compound stays pliable in winter while handling summer heat. Its hybrid tread design channels water and grip snow simultaneously, making it effective year-round—though dedicated winter tires outperform in severe snow climates.

• Load & Speed Rating: Load index indicates maximum weight each tire carries; speed rating is the maximum sustained speed certified for the tire. Neither value appears on this specific product listing. Check your vehicle’s door sticker for manufacturer recommendations.

• Tire Type: EV-specific tires are engineered for electric vehicles’ heavier battery weight and instant torque delivery. They feature low rolling resistance to extend range, reinforced load capacity for added mass, and noise-canceling foam suited to quiet EV cabins.

Migotire.com offers free local delivery across the GTA, with orders arriving as quickly as possible. Professional installation can be added directly during checkout; if unavailable on this product page, email Migo Tire to book an appointment at a nearby location. This tire includes a 100,000 km manufacturer warranty covering material defects and tread failure—not damage from road hazards or driving conditions.