I bought these tires to improve traction in wet and snowy conditions. They have exceeded my expectations. I was originally looking for snow tires but my car came with 21 inch wheels and the snow tires I close to $400 for each Tire. I've purchased a Atturo tires in the past and was happy with them for a previous vehicle. Although these are not snow tires but rated all weather tires I've been through two snow storms here in Syracuse, New York this winter and these tires were fantastic. The most recent storm was 28 inches of snow in one night. On dry pavement they've been quiet and pleasant. The only thing I can't review is tread wear because I've only had them on now for about a month.

Definitely not the best, and it hasn't faced winter conditions yet, which I'm not too excited about. I took it up some gravel logging roads and couldn't even make it up a small hill with a bit of mud on it.

I've had these on my Subaru Impreza Outback Sport wagon for about two months. Very quiet tire, with no concern of loss of grip, even under more spirited driving. Will definitely consider buying again

Would buy from SimpleTire again. Easy, quick and best prices I found compared to others online. Thought they weren't legit at first but glad I tried. Great quality tires and fast shipping.

So far things have been great. Not much drop off in handling from the much more expensive Michelin All Season's( and I use that term loosely for those tires). Great rain performance. I'm looking forward to winter....

For my Tesla Model Y Performance, original Goodyear Eagle F1 were scary worn at just over 25k miles. Replacing them would have cost approximately $340 x 4 =$1,360.00 plus installation. Did some homework and found these for $706.70 all in. And by All In I mean taxes, installation at Mr. Tire Auto Center in Raritan, NJ along with 3-year tire replacement coverage. I was expecting some kind of noticeable increase in noise or ride quality - after all I was paying basically 50% of the alternative. To my surprise, if there is any increase in noise it is not noticeable at all. And the only possible difference in ride quality might be a very slight increase in braking distance - although I have no real way to test if this is simply my perception or there is any actual difference. No noise increase, no change in ride quality. It is too early to determine any difference in durability or longevity; but so long as I get at least 25k on these I will be way more than satisfied. No need to pony up $340 per tire when these are closer to $175 installed and insured.

Very happy so far. Tires do fantastic on wet roads. Very little drop off in handling and performance from the Michelin kinda all season tires that only lasted about 15,000 miles that I had before. If the performance so far is any indication, I can't wait until we get some snow...