Replaced the Firestone FT140s that came from the factory at 42k miles. They gave a harsh ride with lousy snow traction and hydroplaning on wet roads. I love everything about these 215R50-17 Weatherpeak tires except my highway mileage has dropped from 43mpg to 37mpg. Haven't tried them in snow/ice yet, but they are incredible in heavy rain with standing water. Quiet, great feel, and they absorb bumps well. Fingers crossed that they last as well as the warranty indicates.

Very disappointed with these tires. This was my first time buying Bridgestone. They had great reviews so I bought them for my wife's Tiguan. Just took the car in today and all 4 needed to be replaced (they were at 1/32 or 2/32). The rears lasted 15k miles, the fronts only lasted 10k miles. The guys at Americas Tire said they've never seen a tire wear this fast and have such poor durability. My wife doesn't drive aggressively and the tires are supposed to last for 80k miles so 10k is ridiculous. The warranty covered some of the early wear but not one of the tires because the metal mesh was showing. This makes no sense. If the tire is so worn down after 10k miles, why does the warranty not cover it? So, after paying over $1000 for these tires last year, I just had to buy new tires again. And, I had to pay for installation again which the warranty obviously doesn't cover. Needless to say I won't be buying Bridgestone again and recommend that others stay away from these tires despite the ok reviews. For the premium cost, I think it's unreasonable to have a tire last 10-15k miles and the warranty doesn't cover what it should.

I had Bridgestone Weatherpeak tires installed on my Subaru. Since then we have only had fair weather, dry road driving conditions. I've been on city streets and state highways at speeds between 25-65 mph. So far the tires have been great. I'm anxious to see how they perform when winter driving conditions arrive. I haven't compared mpg with my old tires yet, but I will soon.

So far. they have performed very well, particularly in poor weather conditions. The only drawback is that due to the more aggressive tread pattern, it is a bit noisier than I'd prefer; but it's an acceptable trade off.

Replaced factory continental tires which we all know they don't last and are terrible in winter conditions. This tire is even quieter than those. Looking forward to test in snow. They do very well in heavy rain. Worth the money!

I have only had my tires for a few days, haven't driven on icy snowy conditions yet, but ride is smoother and vehicle is quieter, and seems to hold the road much better!

Quite, stable (they do "drift" on grooved concrete surfaces) but overall I am confident in their performance. Not yet winter tested but drove thru major rain storm on canyon roads and felt very secure. Very satisfied at this point of use!

Have not have them very long but very impressed with how quiet they are. Great performance in snow. They have a great rolling resistance and seem to just roll along with no effort.

Not my first choice. But a good choice. Needed something that would comform to heavy winter driving of Northern Arizona to to hellacious heat of the desert valley. But still give me a long tread life and not break the bank doing it.

Snow can get up to 15 feet just at my house and I only slipped maybe a handful of times driving over 50miles a day. Insane traction on steep roads up North.