Winter Touring Tires

Great snow and ice grip, much better than any winter tire i had before.
Good durability as well. Dry grip is fine, wet grip not as much and must be kept in mind. Not very noisy for a winter tire either. Would buy again if they are on discount.

Had better wet grip on bald summer tires. My fwd car will occasionally understeer in roundabouts when wet, even at slower speeds.

throwed them after few months, i dont think thise condoms are safe to drive, because of low grip.
10 years old, used michelin alpin still better than this piece of sht

I have been very satisfied with these winter tires so far, having driven around 20,000 miles on them.
They offer excellent performance in cold weather and are especially good in snow, providing dependable grip and control. I haven't had the chance to test them on ice yet, so I cannot comment on extreme icy conditions.
The tire compound is noticeably soft, which contributes to a smooth and comfortable ride. They are surprisingly quiet on the road, with very low noise levels compared to standard winter options.
Compared to my previous Hankook winter tires, I find these to be a clear improvement in terms of overall comfort and snow handling. My only slight uncertainty is their long-term durability and tread life, given how soft they are, but they have performed exceptionally well throughout the miles I've put on them so far.

Since there are currently very few reviews available for these tires, I thought I would share my first impressions.

So far, I have only driven approximately 100 km on these new tires with my Audi e-tron 55. My initial impressions are based on driving on motorways, country roads and gravel roads, in dry to slightly wet conditions.

The tires are surprisingly quiet and provide good steering response, even when taking sharp corners. So far, I have no negative experiences or concerns to report.

I'm looking forward to seeing how these tires perform when winter arrives, especially on snow and ice!

Great budget tire. Not so good on hot weather to much wear.

Had snowleopard for 4 yrs now and its performs well on canadian winter. I live in eastern canada where snow is harsh, for its price i was surprise by its performance in sbow and ice. 4yrs and its still good considering i never change tire even on summer

I've had this tire as my winter set for a few seasons, across 2 cars (both the same size).

It is arguably the best snow tire I've driven on when it comes to snow performance. It got me through some crazy snow slopes, even when others had 4x4s with much pricier tires.

Everything else is lacking. On wet roads, I would even go as far as to call it dangerous. The dry road experience is mediocre, nothing to brag about or complain about. One thing to note is that it is quite a noisy tire.

Durability is also quite good, with very low wear over the 4 seasons I had them on my 2 cars (and they were driven a lot on the highway too).

Overall, it's a perfect budget tire if you drive a lot on snowy and icy roads. If you don't, and you mostly drive on wet roads in winter, look for something else.

Drove them one winter on really heavy snow in the moutains no problem at all the snow grip was really impresive even against some premium tires. I had no problems never got stuck even when i was trying to get stuck i saw many people with premium tires and same awd having trouble but not with this ones. The only problem is Wear I think if ur winter is mild and temp are high the tires will melt away. About to mount them for this winter to see did they change after 1 year.