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Not on the list, but I've ran Falken Wildpeak AT during the winters here in Alaska and was very happy with them.
New rubber today, Vredestein hypertracs, good tire ????????
I bought Vredestein Wintrac Pro and have really liked them. I live in western Massachusetts and have a very long gravel driveway up a steep hill. The tires are great and get very good ratings.
Had the Wintrac Pro on my Type R for the past 5 winters and drove them for about 50000km all through central Europe and southern Scandinavia. Never had issues with them, both in the wet and in the snow.
I have the wintrac pro on our GLE, think they’re a really good tire and will probably buy them again. They are also really good in the wet, didn’t have any surprising moments this winter, both in snowy/slushy and wet conditions.
Falken Azenis fk 510. Relatively affordable and decent grip. 220 tread wear as well.
I’m currently rocking Falken Azenis FK 460 A/S on my TE37 SL’s, very good all seasons for the daily driver, also much more quieter than the Michelin Pilot Sport 4S, rated for 50k miles as well. I have about 1k on it and the performance exceeded my expectations for the price.
I run 285/75/18 Falken Wild Peak ATs. Love the tires. Have almost 70k miles.
I had 512s on my cabriolet, and they were decent.
I was considering CC2 vs. Wildpeak A/T Trails. I went with the latter and regret it. I do 100% of my driving on streets and chose the Wildpeaks because of aesthetics. I took a 2-3mpg hit to an already inefficient car.
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