I rarely leave reviews but I absolutely hate these tires. I put them on my 2019 Sierra 1500 Denali (275/50R22) I normally buy Michelin or Pirelli tires but I had been hearing good things about these Toyos from the Dealership so I decided to get them. A huge mistake. I live up north in Canada and I have basically no traction on snow or ice and the winter isn't even bad yet. My all seasons perform better than these. I got them studded as well. If I could return them I would. I do not recommend at all, they are terrible. I can't really afford another set of winter tires (paid about $1400 for the tires) but these are so bad I'm going to go buy something else. They are fine on dry and wet roads but not the best.

These are definitely quieter than the average studded tires I've tried. They handle well in both the dry and the wet, but they shine in the snow and do pretty good on ice. The price here is higher than average so the decision if I'd buy them again really depends on how fast they wear and how they hold up as they wear.

Excellent all round tire for fall & winter. Handles all conditions competently. I find all "snows" a bit noisier than "all seasons". These Toyos are the same. Good for fuel efficiency and handle very well. Price is also excellent, making it a best-buy IMO.

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I have driven these tires for 3 winters. Mostly city driving. Like other studded tires they are bit slippery on the asphalt. Otherwise quiet and very reliable in harsh winters. Previously drove company cars which only used Nokian tires. I think overall these tires are a good pick for winter tires. Road feedback is high because of the A3-s nature of being harsh and very connected to the road. Most of the studs are fine after 3 winters. Good silent studs!