CROSSCLIMATE 3 SPORT

<p>tests say they are quite loud but that's not true. in every way better than Yokohama Advan Fleva. After 8ooo miles in my opininon the wear is about 0.6mm. I'm loving them</p>

<p>The Crossclimate 3 sport is an excellent tyre.
It actually improved the handling and comfort of my golf GTD compared to the Pirelli’s originally fitted.
Excellent grip in the wet when cornering and braking</p>

<p>Drove these for more than 10000km since previous review and still they are great, dry performance is still not peak track performance but grip is more than enough, as long as you keep power in check, again these are not track tires.</p><p>Wet grip is also good after all those kms and I dont see any visible cracking or tearing of sipes.</p><p>As for snow this year I tried them and they are definitely very good, I even recorded a short clip and put it on Youtube(https://youtu.be/U78naTyV8zE?si=eVGzh6tM4wFk_DKb), you can check yourselves how it handles, of course car has 4WD and I activated sports mode manually to make sure it always is 4WD.</p><p>I still think except for its price it is a very good top/mid-performance tire.</p>

<p>Beautiful tire to drive on, felt smooth, responsive and very comfortable while be capable when required and offering excellent confidence through winter in the low temps and wet roads. Sadly while spirited driving was rare, the have lasted very poorly on my E350d - full alignment carried out before installing them, they lasted 16,437 miles and I have cords showing on both nearside inner edges despite the rest of the tread having up to 4mm, alignment was done in November 25 and July 26, all correct, tires fitted Dec 25, August 26 ruined.</p>

Switched to all seasons from conti sports. These are quieter and more comfortable and on road you can’t notice any change in dry grip. I drive at night a lot when it’s colder and wetter and grip is massively improved