Chevrolet Equinox Tyres

I’m so far they have about 8000 miles on these tires. They have a lot of grip they handle great in the rain or dry weather conditions. I haven’t used them in snow yet so we’ll see how that goes and the rated for 60,000 miles but I doubt the last so long, but we’ll see

My initial thoughts of the CC2 tires when new were very positive. Good grip in all weather conditions, rode as good as the OEM Tires (also Michelin) that where worn down to the wear indicator bars. However, after having these fitted for 3 yrs and 45,000 miles, I can say that they appear to be significantly noisier and ride stiffer than I recall when they were new. Still provides very good winter traction and little wear given the miles. Last check they had 7-8/32 tread depth. Another observation is that the steering effort lightened-up when these were installed but I don't know how much that might be due to the tires or to the 4-wheel alignment I had completed when they were installed.

Tires are all worn out evenly at 35k miles. Will not replace with Pirelli’s.

Tires perform very well with 1-6 inches of snow. The feel is very sticky with a lot of gripp, very reassuring for safe driving. Braking on dry pavement was excellent and wet pavement a hair below that. This tire i found to be a quiet balance between soft and comfortable with almost no noise at all - 225/65r17. I would buy them again just because of the low pricepoint, great performance and very even treadwear and longevity.

I have them on a 2011 Equinox and only for a year so limited info. Like the low road noise and the performance on the highway. The SUV AWD has never been a good mileage vehicle and there is no change with these tires