2015 Subaru Forester Louder than the previous Gen ArticMax RT43 Bought for possible snow which didn’t occur ** worn to 1-2 mm in just (gauged) in just 37xxx miles which is 57% of the posted expectation These tires were not abused. Only consider WeatherGrip if you expect snow. Otherwise, stay away. PS the Firestone Auto did make a 10% allowance on a new purchase. Unfortunately, I lost more than that on a weak set of tires.

These tires are on a 1999 Honda Accord, they provide excellent traction for the car in Milwaukee weather for all seasons. The tires feel very confident for both city and highway driving even in the rain. Loss of traction in snow only happens if it's on purpose as you can easily feel the tire's limits. The downside is that the tires are quite noisy, on an older vehicle at least. Interior noise was very noticeable. Dry performance for the car is good, there are better options but given the price and the all season performance, these are great tires. Optimal tires for a beater as they are affordable and perform well for their price range at the cost of comfort. Just crank up the tunes on the highway and that issue is resolved.

Great tire when it had rubber only drove 11,000 miles before my front tires got below 2/32 of tread I admit I didn't rotate them at 7,000 but still 11,000 and only 5 months of use is terrible. If you go to there website you will see similar reviews

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