I had tried winter Debica tire on my office car and it was OK for a budget choice. Usually budget tires last no more than 3 years and then they deteriorate drastically. Knowing this I bought all-season tires for my personal car thinking I'll buy better ones(like Michelin for instance) later on. I saw reviews that this tire wet grip is bad, but I did not know how bad indeed it is. Once I even lost the track and went out of the road after slight curve with 25mp/h. The tire was at ~2.5 years of service and I knew I must be careful and I was quite familiar with the road. So on wet road this tire is awful - totally do not recommend it. You can drive your car but need to be extremely cautious if there is water. During heavy rain in mountain and if you descend for instance - drive veeery slowly. During summer it stays soft and it can sometimes "whistle" on curves. In snow (I have tried it quite rare though) it performs well. After one summer season some tiny cracks formed at the surface and after the second summer they got more and bigger. After 4 years of service the size of the grapple is still more than sufficient but the mixture compound cracks. So in my opinion this is quite poor choice for all-weather tire. It may be good in snow but snow melts to water in cities and it is very bad in wet conditions. I am still using it after 4 years since I drive at low speed, but probably after a month or two I will finally replace it.

I had no other tires on this car (Mercedes C 200 CDI), so can not compare. But I'm disappointed for their lifetime: under 20,000 miles.
When the tires were new, I drove well enough, but thoughtful on roads with 1-2 inches of snow. But this winter, through the city with a 1-inch layer of snow, I had no grip.
Moreover, a tire flank was deflected by less than 15,000 miles, but let's say it's bad luck.

I bought this all season tires after Kumho Solus to improve braking capacity of my car (sedan UzDaewoo nexia II). It's really good for dry and snowy roads. Very good even in icy roads. But unfortunately, it is very bad in wet surfaces! Do not recommend for rainy weather driving on asphalt. 3-4 hears of usage and more than 60 000 km

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I have bought this tire back in 2020, somewhere in Autumn. I found on the Internet that Debica is considered a budget tire, but it was the same price as Korean Nexen. I actually needed tires for winter, but the seller offered this one as it was all season. Right now, it is the middle of the summer and I don't have any complaints about the tire for the summer season. I am from Uzbekistan, so the summer is super dry, and hot somewhere degrees between 40-50 celsius. Anyway, I am also a new driver, but as a customer I am ok with this tire and would like to buy one for the next ride.