This is my second set I bought for my 2002 Ford Escape and loved the way the truck handled in the corners and in the rain I bought the same set for my 2011 Outback love them! I'm in Michigan and use them all season!

My second set of these tires the performance and ware of them was outstanding. With that said I always checked my tire pressure and did my rotation's according to the specs .

Been riding on tires for 2 weeks, very happy with grip on slushy roads.

Great price for every day tires. and even better when purchaed at Cotco

I bought these 2 months ago, been thru 3 snow storms, and icy roads. Even though it's not a specific snow tire, it did great. I have an awd suv and no issues at all, fantastic tire.

I bought 4 Advantage tires 3 weeks ago and noticed the difference immediately. The drive was very quiet and smooth. I also had the opportunity to drive several times in heavy rain during the 3 weeks. The new tires held well on the wet roads.

Good fire. Good leice

I've been rolling on these BFGoodrich all-season tires for a while now, and honestly, I'm really happy with them. They handle great in all kinds of weather—dry roads, rain, and even a bit of snow. Super stable and reliable. Traction is solid, braking feels smooth, and they seem to be wearing evenly, so I know they'll last a good while. Plus, long drives are nice and comfortable—no weird vibrations or annoying road noise. If you want tires that are dependable, durable, and handle well year-round, these are a great pick!

First set was purchased April 13 and I complained about the road noise. Within warranty, second set was put on. After driving a few weeks the road noise is the same on the second set. Tires are advertised has smooth, quiet ride. Mine are noisy and I hear the road noise constantly. Not at all satisfied.

I decided to try this tire because it had some better ratings than others for snowy conditions. I replaced a set of Goodyear Eagle RSA tires with these on a 2012 Mazda 3. After 4 months and a couple of snowstorms, time for a review. The tires are a bit softer and have more slide-slip than the Eagle RSA had, took me a little time to adjust to the dry pavement feel when making a lane change maneuver. They just react to input a smidge slower. There is a little extra tire noise which I notice on wet pavement, but not enough to complain about, it is just there as a result of the tread design. There was a definite improvement in traction on snowy and even wet roads in comparison to the Eagle RSA tire. Living in Michigan, this was a big positive. The only other negative was a 1 MPG decrease in my fuel economy over the Eagle RSA tires. When from an average of 35 to 34 MPG on my weekly commute when averaged over a few months. I assume this is due to a softer tire compound increasing the rolling coefficient of friction. Given the improved traction in bad weather, I can live with this.