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.

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!

I have been running Blizzak winter tires on at lest my last 10 vehicles. They have ranged from pickups, a Dodge van, various SUVs, a Prius, a BMW and a few Mercedes. My wife wants them on anything she will be driving in the winter. I particularly like the security afforded when driving on some icy patches. Yes, they may seem like a luxury, but if you get them off early in the spring before the roads are dry and hot you will get many miles from them. Just got some DM-V2s on our Grand Cherokee today and they will get tested in the overnight snow. If you live where it snows you need Blizzaks on your vehicle.

Mid Feb 22 ice storm. Went up hill to Wheeling Park HS and had no problem getting there in 4 wheel drive with tires. Had to check I had to check the generators. This was a emergency. The power was out. Drove past trees blocking more than half of road with ice on road and trees. Went to back of the building in 2 wheel drive and tires lost traction only after I stop, and try to move again. I still moved with no problem after one second of slippage in 2 wheel drive. These tires are great. Best tires to have in winter.

I have bought this tire before. Good traction, smooth. American Tire in Anchorage Alaska, fast friendly. ..... I have bought for five cars/trucks. Good tire.

I have owned several brands of snow tires over the years, however, for the past 17 years our snow tires have EXCLUSIVELY been Bridgestone Blizzaks. These are great snow tires that put all other brands to shame.

This is my third set, these tires have always performed well for me, they are compliant, reliable, and offer excellent winter traction. A superior tire in all conditions. I am hoping to try the LT version in the near future.

Fantastic in the snow, surprisingly good on ice, also very good in rain. And braking is great in all of these conditions. Can't speak to durability, I've only driven a few thousand miles. But they still look new after two winters.

I Always choose blizzak as they have never let me down ! Bought multiple sets over the years for different cars . When the snow gets deep the better they work . Thank you Bridgestone .

Have used Blizzak winter tires across 3 Canadian provinces for as long as I can remember. Always trust them to get me where I need to be in all sorts of winter driving. Would recommend to anyone.