Michelin has invented car shoes for every season, weather, and mood

Ever dreamed of a tyre that could tear through a snowy mountain pass one day and glide smoothly to the farmer’s market with your grandmother the next — all without batting an eyelid at the changing seasons? Michelin has made that dream a reality. With the CrossClimate 3, and more thrillingly, the CrossClimate 3 Sport, they've engineered a tyre that adapts not just to the road, but to your very state of mind.

A decade ago, Michelin disrupted the industry with the original CrossClimate — a summer tyre that didn’t flinch at the sight of snow. It wasn’t a full-fledged winter warrior, but it clung to cold tarmac far better than your average warm-weather rubber. Now, the CrossClimate 3 Sport raises the bar: it's built for those who drive a sports car but never want to see the inside of a tyre shop again. Summer, winter, rain, and — should the occasion arise — volcanic heatwaves, this tyre is ready.

The Sport version packs everything needed for such all-terrain audacity: 3PMSF winter certification, A-rated wet grip across all sizes, Dynamic Response technology, Thermal Adaptive Compound, and even something called Piano Acoustic Tuning — because silence, too, is a luxury.

The regular CrossClimate 3, meanwhile, is the everyperson’s tyre: dependable, enduring, efficient. More grip, longer life, better fuel economy. And crucially — made in Europe, not in some mysterious back-alley workshop in an unnamed land.