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Michelin CrossClimate 3 vs Continental AllSeasonContact 2
The
all-season tyre category continues to evolve, and two of the most influential names in this space –
Michelin and
Continental – continue to offer premium models that cater to modern driving needs.
Continental’s flagship all-season tyre, the
AllSeasonContact 2, offers drivers have a
premium tyre option that blends year-round versatility with cutting-edge tyre technology.
As Michelin steps into the next phase of its popular CrossClimate range with the
CrossClimate 3, drivers now have another high-performance all-weather tyre to consider.
This article will explore how Continental’s all-season
tyre stacks up to Michelin’s CrossClimate 3, with aspects such as customer reviews and common fitment types being outlined.
Michelin CrossClimate 3 Overview
Launched in 2025 as the successor to the
Michelin CrossClimate 2, the CrossClimate 3 is a premium all-season tyre designed for safe, efficient, and comfortable driving all year round.
Carrying the Three Peak Mountain Snowflake (3PMSF) symbol, it meets EU standards for winter use, while also improving wet braking distances by up to 4% over its predecessor.
Comfort is enhanced with Michelin’s Piano Acoustic Tuning Technology, reducing road noise even as the tyre wears. MaxTouch Construction boosts longevity by distributing forces evenly, delivering up to 15% more mileage.
Optimised for petrol, hybrid, and electric vehicles, the CrossClimate 3 helps extend fuel efficiency or battery range.
An impressive step forward in the CrossClimate range, the CC3 is set to become a top choice for motorists that seek all-year round performance.
Continental AllSeasonContact 2 Overview
The Continental AllSeasonContact 2 is the latest generation in Continental’s all-season range, designed to provide balanced performance across every season while eliminating the need for tyre swaps.
The AllSeasonContact 2 is engineered with a versatile tread design and compound technologies that deliver both performance and practicality – making it an excellent choice for milder UK climates.
One of its standout features is the Chili Blend compound, a new material formulation that enhances grip across dry, wet, and wintry roads, ensuring consistent performance year-round.
Multiple C-shaped blocks enhances the tyre's handling and stability. This adaptive tread design provides the ASC 2 with extra stifness while forming a larger V-shaped pattern to help tackle water dispersion efficiently.
With lower rolling resistance and optimised tread wear, the Continental AllSeasonContact 2 offers long tyre life and improved fuel economy to many motorists around the world.
Tyre Label Ratings
All car tyres must display EU-regulated tyre label ratings, showcasing their performance across key categories.
These ratings can differ depending on the tyre size or if the tyre is specifically designed for certain vehicle manufacturers.
The main categories include:
- Fuel Efficiency – Graded from A to E
- Wet Grip – Graded from A to E
- Tyre Noise – Measured in decibels (dB) and rated from A to C, along with a numerical noise level
CrossClimate 3 Tyre Label Ratings
- Fuel Efficiency: A-C
- Wet Grip: B
- External Noise: 69B-75B
AllSeasonContact 2 Tyre Label Ratings
- Fuel Efficiency: A-C
- Wet Grip: B
- External Tyre Noise: 71B-73B
CrossClimate 3 Awards & Recognition
As a newly launched model, the Michelin CrossClimate 3 has not yet received any notable awards or recognitions at the time of writing.
However, with its impressive performance and strong market potential, the CC3 is expected to become a leading contender in the all-season segment and earn industry acclaim in the near future.
We’ll update this article with any awards or test results as soon as they become available.
AllSeasonContact 2 Awards & Recognition
As the successor to the award-winning
AllSeasonContact, the AllSeasonContact 2 is poised to continue Continental’s legacy of excellence in the all-season tyre space.
While official tyre test results are still emerging for this new model, its predecessor achieved wide acclaim:
- In 2020, the original AllSeasonContact received an ‘exemplary rating’ from AutoBild for its strong, well-rounded performance in varied driving conditions.
- In 2021, Auto Express named the AllSeasonContact the ‘Best All-Season Tyre’, calling it an “excellent tyre” and a “standout performer” for UK roads.
The AllSeasonContact 2 continues to be a standout all-season tyre and this is shown through its numerous tyre test wins and awards these past few years.
CrossClimate 3 Customer Reviews
customers have reviewed the CrossClimate 3 as follows:
AllSeasonContact 2 Customer Reviews
customers have reviewed the AllSeasonContact 2 as follows:
Common CrossClimate 3 Tyre Sizes
- 205/55 R16
- 235/55 R18
- 235/55 R17
Common AllSeasonContact 2 Tyre Sizes
CrossClimate 3 Common Car Models
AllSeasonContact 2 Common Car Models
Price Ranges
Tyre prices will normally differ between different tyre sizes and specialised OE manufacturer fitments. Tyre may also fluctuate in time.
Fully fitted prices for the Michelin CrossClimate 3 range from £ to £ .
Fully fitted prices for the Continental AllSeasonContact 2 range from £ to £ .