Recently replaced with Weatherpeak. As one of reviewers above mentioned, they has a rumble noise from tires. It's not quiet. But I still expect good traction in winter. If you want quietness, I hesitate to recommend them.

Purchased these tires a year ago and already failed inspection. These have been driven right at 30,000 miles which is less than half of the tires expected tread life. I will be going back to previous brand of tire.

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!

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.

Purchased these tires as replacements for OEM run flat tires. These tires are much smoother and quieter than the original tires on the vehicle when new. Great warranty on the too. Highly recommend for better handling and smooth quiet ride

We've run 2,000 miles on high heat mountain roads and some wt ones as well. These tires have provided excellent handling around curves, wet roads, and stopping. I can't wait for our snow season.

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.

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.

These tires are rated 10 time better than any other regular tire for winter. I didn't want to buy & store winter tires, so these will be great for winter.

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.