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.

Mainly needed to up our minivan's winter game. The Weatherpeaks give our fwd Sienna all the wet and snow traction it needs to out perform some of our neighbors 4x4/awd SUVs. And it still gets 40mpg.

had the ecopia 422 on the vehicle but i was told it is discontinued so i replaced them with the wintermark tire. very good wet traction tire and is very quiet

Had this brand on a tire many years ago and always liked the performance in winter conditions. When replacing the orgiginal tires on my car, I was pleasd to find them again

this is my first time with Bridgestonetire but not my last as soon as I drove out of the dealership I noticed how quiet they were and handled nicely I'm a new buyer for life.......thnx

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.

Just taking off winter tread tires, these are amazingly comfy and very quiet. We are in a drought in Central ny so I haven't driven in wet conditions yet.

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.

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!

Had Bridgestone Dueler 225-18. Smoother ride had 41000-5 years in very hot, humid weather. Had a few flats fixed one tire held up. Just bought four new weather peak. Feels good. Ask me in five years!!!!