When new they were grippy, quiet and coped well with the ice/snow last year - but at that stage they only had a handful of miles on them.
Not prepared to pay out approx. £120 each every year to replace them.
I suppose it all comes down to what you want most out of the tyre, good grip, low road noise etc. but fast degradation, or if you want a tyre that isn't as high performing, but lasts a decent length of time.
For me, it's more the latter but ideally a combination of both. If these tyre were either in the £80 price bracket, or, lasted 20,000 miles, I would happily buy them again, but unfortunately they are neither.

