Tires YOKOHAMA or BRIDGESTONE

So far no issues with these tires at 12k, on my '24 OB. I live in the Bay Area (CA) and go to Tahoe frequently in the winter, the tires are OK in snow but not so bad that I'm gonna upgrade before they're due. They've been fine in pouring rain too.

So far my 2025 Onyx tires have been through crazy heavy rain, snow/ice, and have been great. Also road noise is great.

I just got a set on my '21 Kia K5 GT-Line AWD. They are like night & day vs. the stock Pirelli P-Zero all- season. Much better ride quality, can't even compare wet or snow traction. The only coin that I can see is my mpg has gone down slightly (which may be sure to using remote start almost daily since it's now officially winter in Michigan)

Since they're now legal in my class I'll probably give them a try later this season after my current Bridgestone RE-71RSs are done

Blizzacks are the best.

I went from the stock Primacy to Bridgestone Potenza sports (300tw) and the difference in grip is absolutely noticeable and worth it.

My kid put on Yokohama ADVAN Sport V105S on his BRZ and is quite happy saying they’re almost as good at a significant discount from the Michelins.

The Bridgestone A005 is less highly regarded in the snow and more for wet and cold (i.e Scotland), but both are miles and miles clear of a summer tyre in the snow.

I went from stock 19-20mpg highway, 16-17mpg around town to a 3.5"lift and 295/70r18 Bridgestone Revo AT3s and now I average about 12mpg city and 15-16mpg highway.

Finally got rid of them. They slide in the lightest snow. They also only lasted me 35k miles.