We're not supposed to but we drive these all year long on our Mazda CX-5. Lasted 44,000 KM's and worked well in all conditions, summer or winter. Could have gotten more mileage as the original set was only down to 6/32nds when we put on the new ones. Drove them through high mountain passes several times on both snow and ice with no problem. Love Blizzak. Nope, not a bot and certainly not a fake review. Live in Western Canada with lots of snow and ice for several months per year.

I have been using Blizzak tires for about 15 years on both all-wheel drive and front-wheel drive vehicles and can attest to the superior performance over just all-season radials. Starting, stopping, and cornering are all noticeably improved with Blizzaks. A co-worker suggested I try a set 15 years ago, and I became a fan immediately! Well worth the money, just for the peace of mind and safety!

I put Blizzak tires on all of my work vans and personal trucks. I just put them on my oldest daughters first car. I want her to stop and stay on the road! These tires will give me the peace of mind that I need and I know they work great because I have been using them for years! When my local service station cannot get Blizzaks I find them on my own and bring them to them for installation.

I have had 4 of these Dm-V2 Blizzaks on one of my trucks in the past. My 2020 F-150 I let my local tire man talk my into a set of General Artic snows as he sells them a says they are just as good as the Blizzaks. Well, in my opinion, there was no comparison. They didn't stop or take off near as good on snowy conditions. Also, they didn't have a good ride to them. It will be Blizzaks for me hands down from now on.

I bought these to replace the Goodyear Duratracks on my 2019 Chev silverado 1500. The duratracks wore very well - had over 80000km's on them. But on my 20 inch factory rims, they were extremely Noisy! I faithfully rotated them every 5000ish km's. The 18" Blizzacks I replaced them with have excelent traction, and are very quiet. The quietest tires I have ever owned on my trucks.

Drove with these tires up a 35 degree incline while other cars slid past. Also drove on compacted snow, fresh snow over ice and deep snow. Every winter situation drove fine, I didn't speed of course. I have 20k miles on them and they still have 40% tread left due to the amount of rubber they have compared to other winter tires. I change them out for summer.

This is my third set of Blizzak tires. The first two on a 2007 Nissan Murano kept me comfortably and confidently on the road during the winters here in the northeast. There was no question this would again be my choice for winter driving on my new 2022 Nissan Murano. The only difference this time is I had them mounted on a dedicated set of rims which provides more flexibility as to when they go on and come off the vehicle.

I have a 2005 Chevy Blazer LS 4Dr 4WD. I had some winter Goodyear Extreme Winter tires on my Blazer, and I thought all this time the roar in my bearings was coming from the bearings wearing out. I just had them changed out and still got the sound, not thinking it was coming from the tire. I purchased these Blizzak for this year's Colorado winters and noticed as soon as I had driven off the comfort and steering. Then there wasn't a roaring sound coming from my front end. I'm sold. I don't care what the price of these is. If I'd known that it was just the tires, I would have gotten rid of them before not, and it would have saved me another couple of $100s on wheel bearings. I have not tested them in the snow yet, but it will be soon with Colorado winters!

Haven't driven on these yet in ice/snow however the minute I looked at the installed tires I was glad we went with these. The tread is very substantial for snow and I feel well protected now if there's ice. Heading to Tennessee for Xmas and their weather can be iffy especially with ice. Thanks Bridgestone!

I've owned all of the brands and these are noticeably better than the others for true snow and ice conditions. It's excellent in rain and slush too. This is the tire for you if you need to drive in Ski Country or severe weather. Only thing that could improve is the road noise. I'm sure it's hard to have deep treads and no road noise. Take a look at the "New" tread depth compared to the competitors.