The original tires on my 2020 Chevy Blazer were absolutely terrible. Living in Michigan, I needed a set of tires that would be decent in snow and icy conditions. I just got these today, so time will tell. They are already a major improvement over the original tires.

While I loved the tires performance in the wet/dry/snow conditions, the durability of the tire leaves a LOT to be desired. I had the tires for all of about 21k miles, and already my tire shop advised that I replace them due to the treadwear on the tire rapidly going down fast. I rotated them as recommended (every 6k miles), and do not drive in any adverse road conditions, and rarely exceed 75MPH. Dry traction? Fabulous. Wet? Amazing. Snow? Fantastic. Durability? TERRIBLE. Especially considering I spent 200/tire, I expected the tires to at least last 40k miles, if not more -- given that these are reputed by Bridgestone to be 75k mile treadwear tires. Add that it is nearly impossible in my area to find a like replacement (almost all the shops didn't have this tire in stock), I went and did a set of Michelin Cross Climate as the replacement for these. Unfortunate, as these are really good performing tires when they aren't wearing out quickly.

I purchased 4 new tires upon the recommendation of the garage I go to. 11 months later, after only **14,000 miles**, I have bald patterns throughout the tread, and will require new tires heading in to the Midwest winter. These tires are marketed to last 70,000 miles, minimum. And because my husband is able to do some mechanical maintenance on my car and has for years all rotations and mechanical fixes aren't documented at a garage - so my warranty is null and void. How frustrating! My Dad sold Bridgestone tires for 40+ years before retiring and when he looked at them this weekend he was very disappointed. So. Frustrated.

I have this style tires on 2 vehicles. One on 09 TSX and 09 Prius. Handles great in rain and puddles. No issues in snow even slushy snow. Grips and go. I will definitely buy this for all new vehicles. I will definitely buy again. Road noise yes, some.

Had to have tire replaced with less than 250 miles on it due to sidewall bubble. I'm 71 years old and have owned hundreds of tires, and never had this happen before. I think it may have been over-inflated by Firestone dealer where I purchased. Reason I suspect this is because I checked replacement tire after I got home and it had 40 pounds of air. (I check after car was parked in the shade for five hours.)

These replaced my OEM HONDA DUELER H/P SPORT AS 245/60/18 tires! These new tires I choose over the Firestone counterpart for the better thread! Was I right on that! Very impressive performance so far! Very nice handling in our wet weather! Low on noise is other big thing! Smoother ride as well! Highly impressed and will be recommending these for Northern New England weather types!

I love these tires! I had them on a previous Chrysler and learn what a great tires they were then and now I have a different Chrysler, that came with new michelins on it And of course I waited for them to run their course and bought these weather peak tires by Bridgestone and my gosh what a difference! My gas mileage has went up two miles per gallon and they're quieter and more comfortable than the Michelin tires were! I will always buy these weather peak tires!

These tire have great grip and good cushion in all conditions, but they are loud. At highway speeds, I hear a loud hum, it's not too terrible but definitely noticeable. Around 45 mph, is when the tires get the loudest. It's a very loud thumping hum that feels like it vibrates the car at times. Hopefully the noise goes away as the tread wears more.

Next year I'll come back and update, but I just replaced all 4 tires with the weather peak and I can already tell and feel the difference. Quieter smoother ride! I noticed the steering feels better and I don't notice the bumps in the road as much either. Very happy! Looking forward to see how they do in the winter! I'll keep you posted...

After researching the 3 peak mountain snow rated tires Michelin (CrossClimate 2), BFGoodrich (Advantage T/A Sport LT), and Bridgestone Weatherpeaks we decided on the Bridgestones. After our first set failed to balance correctly, 2 separate tire shops performed a road force balance showing that 3 out of 4 tires were out of round. They replaced them with 4 new ones and found that these were still out of round. Our Honda Odyssey vibrates at 60-70mph, which was not present on the OEM Bridgestone Turanzas these replaced. Very disappointed and will be going with one of the other brands when it comes time to replace.