In 2025,
Michelin unveiled the new range of CrossClimate
tyres, as they continue to innovate in the all-season tyre category.
The new generation of CC tyres sees Michelin release two new
premium tyres – the
CrossClimate 3 and the
CrossClimate 3 Sport.
Both the Michelin CrossClimate 3 and CrossClimate 3 Sport were released on 1st July 2025, and acts as two of Michelin’s flagship all-season model for years to come.
This comparison article will outline key features of the two highly anticipated tyres and what the key differences are between them.
For further context, we will be highlighting common purchasing practices are for customers that buy CC3 and CC3 Sport tyres at Tyres4U, as well as what those customers rated these premium all-season models.
Michelin CrossClimate 3 vs CrossClimate 3 Sport: What’s the Difference?
The biggest difference between the Michelin CrossClimate 3 and Michelin CrossClimate 3 Sport is the type of vehicle and driving experience they’re designed for.
The Michelin CrossClimate 3 is a premium all-season tyre developed for everyday passenger cars, providing dependable performance in dry, wet and winter conditions throughout the year.
The Michelin CrossClimate 3 Sport builds on this all-season capability but has been engineered specifically for high-performance vehicles. It combines Michelin’s all-season technology with the responsive handling, steering precision and grip expected by drivers of sports saloons, hot hatchbacks and performance SUVs.
In simple terms:
- Choose the CrossClimate 3 if you want premium year-round performance for everyday driving
- Choose the CrossClimate 3 Sport if you drive a performance-focused vehicle and want all-season capability without compromising driving dynamics