Owner reviews for tires

Michelin X-Ice. Haven't found anything better. No amount of Canadian snow or ice has been able to stop my SUV and when those are on, and I live in a hilly area.\n\nI have General Artimaax on my other car, they are ok, but road noise is insane. Won't buy those again.

Continental Viking Contact 8 is leading the reviews this year. Having recently run Blizzaks amd R5's I can say they are my favoueite, just because they aren't a squirrely nightmare when it warms up (Blizzaks) and I can't draw many differences to the R5's, except for the massive difference in cost.

A very solid tire for the money. Just behind Michelin, Conti, Pirelli.

Uk here but up in the hills so get more snow than most. My goto is continental wintercontacts. Currently on ts870 on my My2000 jaguar xj8 4.0 sovereign

I've used Blizzak, Pirelli (don't remember model), Continental Viking Contact and now Vredestein Wintrac Pro+. Blizzaks were great, Pirellis made a lot of noise on wet pavement - first time I thought I had something failing in the drivetrain. Continentals were good, but when they were almost done they failed in a really weird (scary) way that caused a lot of instability and the wet traction basically went to zero. I'm on a brand new set of Vredesteins now and so far they've been good.

In Michigan I run Michelin CC2 tires (3PMSF rated) for 7 months out of the year and Michelin PS4S tires the rest. My car is a GR Corolla.

wenn du autobahn f\u00e4hrst tauschen, wenn das ein reiner stadtflitzer mit h\u00f6chstgeschwindigkeiten unter 100 ist lass drauf.

ist noch ok, aber bitte beobachten ob der in n\u00e4chster Zeit eine Beule wirft\ud83d\ude05

When it comes to tires, I have had Pirelli. They don’t last what they say that they are supposed to, even with regular rotation.

I’ve ran the Falken Wildpeak M/Ts (315/75/16) for over a year now… love the look BUT I am about sick and tired of them. I like to overland & I do like to go to the snow often, which I have learned the hard way that these tires are not great for winter conditions. They are horrendously loud, cause a ton vibrations & are super heavy.