I bought this tires for my suv and they amazing. They handle so good. The braking is amazing. The abs barely comes on while driving in snow. As their tread lasting will have to find out. Also this have the 3 peak mountain symbol. So they more like a snow tire but good for all yr driving.

I put a set of these on my 2012 Fusion SE and I really like them. They have great traction and a very smoothe ride. I see a lot of reviews with people complaining about them being "noisy" and rough riding...but I can't tell much, if any, difference in these and the set of Michelins I had on it before. I can't say anything yet about treadwear, as I have only had these tires on the car for about a month, but I haven't experienced any of the negatives that a lot of other reviewers post.

On Mazda 3 2014 they perform excellent . Been using these tires since 2004 had on Hyundai Elantra 2003, back then they were the T/A touring pro series. Perfect for 4 cyl Cars, I have abused these tires in all conditions and have always been reliable. Probably not as great for vehicles bigger than a small sedan or hatchback.

I purchased a set of 4 advantage t/a sport tires for my 2015 Mazda 3 about a month ago. I live in Connecticut and since having them I have seen dry days, heavy rains and heavy snow. These tires have handled it all remarkably well. The traction they provide is amazing. I can corner much quicker and more precisely than I ever have. They are precise, quiet riding and get remarkable grip. I would highly recommend these tires to anyone looking to improve the handling of their car.

Bought these tires a little over 3 years ago for a 2006 Subaru Impreza 2.5i sedan for my daughter. I now am using the car, and when I got it from her, I new I was at about 50k miles on them, so i figured I'd probably need a new set. Just this past weekend, at a rotation, i was at 52k miles, and measured the depth. I was blown away that 3 of them were still 7/32, and 1 was about 6.5/32. At this rate, they might go 100k miles. I've noticed no lack of handling with them. If I ever need to replace them, I know what I'll be buying next time around.

Own a 2006 Subaru Tribeca with 97000 miles that has always had OE style Goodyear Eagle LS tires. While they still had 40% tread left, they were approaching 10 years and rubber was getting funky. Live in a rural, hilly area, and with winter approaching, was concerned about snow. Recently bought the Advantage tire after much research and just returned from a several 100 mile trip. The ride has improved dramatically; they are quieter on turnpike driving at 70+ speeds; encountered some rain - no hydroplaning and excellent traction; handling on dry pavement excellent. They are more aggressive in appearance than previous tire which is fine with me, may bother others - hence the Good rating - otherwise Excellent. Also, the 3-star snow peak rating a buying factor.

I purchased these tires about 3 years ago in 2017, and so far have driven a total of 33k miles. Mileage, they're looking REALLY GOOD. However, they are smooth, and very athletic on the road, they compliment my car quite nicely apart from one thing, road noise. Road noise is what kills it. Now, my car isn't by ANY means a freaking limo or luxury sedan. It's a teeny hatchback. A Mazda. But I work in the field and have driven Mazdas that managed some cabin isolation. These things man....my ears pop and pop and pop they just road like a mud tire. But, as far behavior. Single handedly the most Taut and Controlled tire I've ever driven on.

We sell these like hot cakes at the shop that I work at. I have had these on three different vehicles so far. My girlfriends 04 mustang and her 15 Buick Encore after replacing the mustang and my mothers 13 Ford edge. They both drive at least 20k+ a year because of work and/or vacations so I wanted a tire that can handle a wide variety of conditions. On both cars they show very even wear granted I rotate the tires every 3,000 miles at every oil change. They balance easily and ride smooth. I am very pleased with the tires capabilities in snow, as we just got through the polar vortex here in the midwest. The buick was able to dig its way through where a customers car with Uniroyal tires that we put on back in October got stuck. Both vehicles are FWD. Sure they spun and slid some but I never felt like I wasn't in control of the situation. I am giving these tires a 4 because there is always room for improvement. I have noticed the rubber compound gets a little harder after the first year or so of owning them, but not to the point where they feel unsafe in any condition. By far one of my favorite tires for a passenger car.

I am disappointed by these tires. After being a 29 year Michelin fan, I went with the Advantage T/A for a change. These tires have an abnormal attraction to road hazards and start leaking immediately. I NEVER had a Michelin tire that picked up a nail or screw and then went flat immediately. Never. I wish these T/A's had a similar feature. Will not purchase again.

Bought these tires for My Wifes Honda Accord about one year ago.Have less than 1500 0 miles on these Tires and Hate them because they are so Noisy.You have to turn the stereo u p so loud just to hear it.The tires ride smooth and handle good,they just roar load like mud tires on a truck. Mark