QUOTE(Ivan_T @ Jul 8 2023, 04:31 PM)
This is just a too generic statement. I have been using CC6 then XM2+ and now CC7. No doubt the XM2+ is slightly better in wet, but I didn't face any major issue driving at >80km/h during heavy rain with CC6 or CC7. The only thing need to avoid is hard braking in wet which I don't think XM2+ can help either. The comfort and quietness are both superior on the CC7 than XM2+.
Comfort and quietness are the only superior part for CC7 compared to XM2+. I wouldn't say XM2+ is only slightly better than CC6 and CC7 in the wet. Just last month I was driving my colleague's car and was cornering on the wet road at around 40-50. It was not even a very heavy rain but the road was wet without standing water. The car skidded and I nearly hit the side wall. The tyres were brand new but it felt like a very warned XM2+ in the wet. I think you need to be more careful driving in the wet on CC7 at high speed.
This post has been edited by ru40342: Jul 8 2023, 09:20 PM
Jul 8 2023, 09:18 PM

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