Really great tires

put these on 2004 polo never buy again sounds like driving a mk 1 land rover and handles about the same rubbish tires

Had all seasons for years and found these to be the best on a budget. Had uniroyal/vredestein/hankook etc prev and these knock spots off them. Always got me to work(and home again) even in all the snow in march 2018 and we live in a hilly area.

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At the end of the 2 years with these, they've just about hit the snow/ice limit (3mm) and I have to say they have been excellent tires.
They grip well in the dry, have decent fuel economy and handle well in the wet.
However, in the snow and ice they really shine. They have outperformed my partner's CrossClimate booted car, clambering up our steepish hill to get out our estate with no complaints, where the CC struggled a bit for traction in the snow and ice.
I'm going to replace them before this winter with the Multiseason Gen 02 which look to be just as good

two years and counting, handles well in the snow and ice, a little bit of noise on the road, very pleased with every day driving. as for wear, still got plenty of tread.

these look like an identical tread pattern to my old firestone winter hawk run them all year round , never gets that warm here in NW ireland.
first time in real snow and ice for a few years and giving me real grip in snow and braking in a straight line in ice i live on ungritted hilly country roads so always have a few miles of interesting driving when winter comes.
but i have found these tryres fine in summer and much better than a summer tire once the temperature drops

Reasonably inexpensive tires. Good in dry, suprisingly quiet. Required caution on the wet. Atlhough grip in straght line is pretty decent- tire has problems coping with corners and rounabouts.

been using these for two years and had identical looking winter tires previously.
found no issue running these year round and found no difference between these and summer tires.
on what little snow and ice we have had recently they have performed very well

I've replaced a set of Michelin Energy Savers with these as they gained some good reviews. So far I've used them in the wet, dry and snow. They have coped well in all the conditions thrown at them so far.
In the dry they perform like a summer tire, plenty of grip and handle well with no understated. In the wet, they have no problems dealing with puddles and standing water, offering plenty of grip and good braking distances. Where they have stood out is in the snow, they were sure footed with very little sliding.
Overall for the price you pay and what you get, these tires are a good investment.

Quiet and comfortable. I replaced a Bridgestone T001 for the MultiSeason, dry grip feels about the same, wet grip not quite as good.