Faultless performance on my Vauxhall Vectra C, 2.0 diesel. Never slipped once, in 3 winters. Bought 4 tires 29,000 miles ago, mostly dual carriageway motoring. The front two are due for replacement now, and the grip is just as good, unlike the Mitchlins previously, which skidded when down to the wear level. Noise level a tad higher than expected, but I would rather have grip and good mileage that worry about a fraction higher road noise. Had quite a few punctures when new, but haven't had any since their started to wear down(touch wood). Might try Quatrac 3, as this is another all season tire.

My daughters car.
We put a set of these on it when she bought it, mainly for their all season capability as we were just going into winter.
Superb as with every Vredestein tire i've used, and excellent value too.
The girl drives like the devil himself and the tires have done everything asked of them, being thoroughly competent in all weathers including ice and snow.
The amazing thing is that having covered 31000 miles on them in 18 months the fronts still have 4mm tread depth and the rears 5mm...these were swapped front to rear about 8 months ago, i shall swap them over again to even out the wear but fully expect 35+K out of them....will definately buy these or the newer Quatrac 3 again.

Bought these as the standard Bridgestones Nissan fit were useless in snow/ice, (I live on edge of Pennines)and near worn out after 12000 miles
Huge improvement in traction and control under braking, too early to comment on wear but had to do some long motorway trips and found them quieter than bridgestones.

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I use it in winter, very good tires. Has grip on every surface, specially on wet/muddy/snowed roads. Grip is as good in lateral than in throttle/brake.
They are quite more noisy than my summer tires (Firestone SZ30) but it's normal because of the drawing.
I used it without any problem on very snowy roads (Austrian mountains) where big technologic cars (Audi & co) had problems for climbing even with snow tires!
The only negative point for me is the lack of rigidity they feel, the road feedback is like retarded. It needs to to be used to this strange sensation.

I purchased the wrong size for my vehicle, however, after 20,000 my only real complaint is the lack of rolling resistance they have. Being an all-season tire I've lost gas mileage because of this and they tend to hold you back. Wet traction has also suffered slightly since new but not enough to mention really.