QUOTE(Thrust @ May 11 2021, 05:11 PM)
Previously I was using the XM2. Initial feeling was good but after 1-2 years, it was the worst tire i had ever use.. it was hard and noisy like hell. That was when i decided to stop using Michelin and try other tyres. Suprisingly, after using CC6, the tyre is soft,comfortable and quiet. Beat every aspect from the more expensive XM2 except for wet grip.
I have no idea how the newer XM2+ performs but I don't think it differs a lot from the older XM2.
Agree with you that CC6 is softer, more comfortable and quieter than XM2 but isn't that the selling point of CC6 or any other softer tyres? Softer tyres obviously will be more comfortable and quieter than harder tyres like XM2. To say that CC6 is better than XM2 due to those reasons is unfair (similar to Perodua is better than Ferrari because it has lower fuel consumption).I have no idea how the newer XM2+ performs but I don't think it differs a lot from the older XM2.
IMO XM2 is superior than CC6 in aquaplaning, wet grip, dry grip and cornering.
So it depends on your priority whether you prefer noise, grip (wet and dry), rolling resistance, comfort etc. It is not helpful to put such a blanket statement simply because CC6 suites your priorities.
P/s: I personally have used XM2 and CC6, and I prefer CC6 as well as I prioritise comfort and quietness but I think XM2 (and XM2+) is a superior tyre, all things considered.
May 11 2021, 07:16 PM

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