Tires Toyo or Vredestein

Great tires in all conditions with amazing grip. I've had them since 2023.

Good tires too, love the toyo at3.

I have a 2025 RS6 and for winter I am running 21" aftermarket wheels with Vredestein Wintrac Pro+ tires. Been really happy so far and here in Minnesota we've had a whopping of snow this year.

It’s been about 5,000 miles and I wanted to write a quick review of the Quatrac Pro tired because I couldn’t really find anything. So these were advertised as "all weather" at Les Schwab… not "all season". I will say these are fantastic. I live in PNW and these had done exceptionally well in the rain and puddles. The first 1,000 miles or so was a trip to Montana. It was extremely cold and icy, but the tires still did amazing for non winter tires. That being said, the range did take a hit. Also I am not one to notice the road noise, I don’t really pay attention to that, but these seem quieter than the stock tires. Anyway 10/10 would buy again.

Even with the stock Toyos, this car handled like a champ.

I know [these](https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Vredestein&tireModel=Wintrac+Pro%2B&partnum=54VR9WTPPXL&autoMake=Ford&autoYear=2025&autoModel=Mustang+GT&autoModClar=255%2F40-19) aren't the cheapest thing out there but I have them on my ‘25 GT and they are great in the snow. Haven't had 1 issue since I put them on the beginning of November.

I put Vredestein Wintrac Pro+ on my '25 SS. So far they have proven to be quite planted. I did notice a slight drop in range, but it's worth it for the better confidence on the road.

They were great in winter, but didn't last as long as I would have hoped. Treadwear Rating wasn't very high, presumably because they're soft rubber for good winter grip.

I got some Toyo Open Country AT3s and it didn't take long for me get a huge sidewall gash and I was even driving at reasonable slow speed on a fire road.

They're crap. Had them new in '21 and was ready to ditch them first winter. We run Vredestein Quatrac Pro+ all seasons and they are phenomenal.