Currently have their All-weathers Kumho HA 32. Snowed a ton in BC and having no issues on plowed roads and sidestreets. Handles much better in rain than my OEM Bridgestone Ecopias. Burns ~10-15% more gas in comparison thou.
Wild peak at3w on the ranger and I love em. They keep decent traction in our current ice storm and great in all other conditions.
As someone who installs these and many other tires, the wildpeaks. They wear better, last longer and make less noise.
Got some back in August to replace my dying General grabbers, and have been incredibly happy with them. Most of my driving is on road, but the few times I’ve been able to get out on dirt they have seemed to perform very well. As far as road driving the handle great, and aren’t very noisy.
Wildpeaks. I daily the at3w on my gx470 and they have zero road noise and great handling and comfort. I also do some moderate offroading and they do great.
I've used the weathergrip on a subaru crosstrek before and was pretty happy with them. They lasted a good while and always got me where I had to go. Not nearly as much grip as a dedicated snow tire, but they were run year round and lasted 50k miles, so it's a decent compromise.
yokohama geolandar g95a On a Subaru for 5 years, no problems, but light winter driving.
Spend the extra $ and get the Kuhmos. Kumho Ecsta PA51 is pretty good for a budget UHP tire. It does seem a bit weak on winter traction though….
Tires I've run that have been trouble-free: Goodyear, Michelin, Toyo, BF Goodrich, Bridgestone, and Firestone.
Tires that have failed me catastrophically: Kelly, Continental, Uniroyal, and General.
Dry weather and rain they're ok. I didn't like them on packed snow so much. Too much sliding and slipping.
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