The Best SUV Winter Tire? Nokian, Michelin, Continental, Bridgestone, Pirelli & More Tested!

[@battlement]

As a SUV owner, thank you for the additional SUV winter tire tests. This is the best tire review channel bar none.

[@MBHockey]

it's not even close. This guy is THE authority on all things tires. have been following him for years. will continue to!

[@Codriver72]

It would be interesting to see the difference to the nordic versions of the winter tyres. Such as Nokian Hakkapeliitta or Michelin X-Ice Snow.

[@ieism1]

I had the Hankook on an SUV , for about a month. They were useless in Nordic conditions, and I switched to Hakka R5 after that. Huge difference on snow and ice. But the Hakkapeliitta R5 is very bad at aquaplaning. One of the worst tires I've had in heavy rain.

[@tyrereviews]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3_Nh6aal6lsb5o this test has the Conti from this test in, and a bunch of the nordics so you can cross reference

[@matthewcarriker9810]

Just rewatched that video again for reference. Is there a resource available where we could possibly reference CE winter, soft compound, and studded tire geographical suggested areas. North Americans and Europeans may not be familiar with each place's geographical climates, and a reference guide might be handy for ex-pats and immigrants. Not that I'm suggesting that you should have to do it. You put a ton of work into these reviews, and you are my 1st stop for comparisons when tire shopping. Keep up the good work!@@tyrereviews

[@tyrereviews]

I do have a plan to make some sort of winter tire explainer video as there is a lot of confusion!@@matthewcarriker9810

[@richardjcote9854]

@@tyrereviewsyes do explain, I am no expert , I live in Québec and our winters are also a mix. Powdered and wet snow, slush, 0 c to -40c, rain once or twice, lots of black Ice on overpass. My Hakka5 have phenomenal, but thinking of buying Michelin X-ice & snow this year for my new car. For example continental are considered good but not the best here in our area

[@ryanfitzsimons7388]

Ahh, I wish you could've done ice also. hoping future vids show that. I'd love to see the Michelin X-ice, Bridgestone DM-V2, and Nokian Hakkapeliitta R5. Keep up the great work!

[@photosmithy]

You are a legend. Thanks again for making these videos. It's invaluable material for us drivers trying to make the right safe choice. I had 4 Goodyear vector 4seasons gen 3 put on the family car this weekend. Compared to the Pilot sports Ive been using for years the car felt more softer, a bit squidgy but I will get used to that. but most importantly I know i can be confident that my family will be safe in wet or winter conditions, and that's what really matters. Even the tyre fitter said that these are the only tyres he uses for his family cars. thank you from a UK subscriber

[@tyrereviews]

Let me know how you like them after the winter :)

[@pavelsoltys9205]

According to the subjective opinion of most people in my country, if we take premium tires, Goodyear UltraGrip Performance Plus SUV is considered a better option than Conti or Michelin. We often have “porridge” on our roads - a mixture of water, snow, sand and mud. + bad roads. It is believed that the TS 870 P and Pilot Alpin 5 SUV are better for the Eurowinter, where there is less snow and better roads. The main complaint about Conti is that they wear out quickly. Most likely, this is due to the quality of the road surface.

[@du8305]

Great Review... a SUV All Season tire test would be great including the new Continental Allseasoncontact2 tire!

[@Gemini_0815]

Love it. I’ve got the Contis predecessor on my SUV and I’m already very happy with it. Also I can underline the Bridgestone LM005 as a perfect Central Europe Winter tire, because it hardly ever snows and it rains all the time. I love these tests.

[@tyrereviews]

:D

[@jtb52]

Good call using the Bridgestones. They tend to be cheaper which is a factor and arguably more available. It can be quite hard to find the known brands Michelin, Pirelli and Conti…and then the price..

[@Z-u-m-a]

Great review. It would be good though if you state the temperature for the wet/dry testing. In this and the other winter/AS videos. If not below say 7 degrees doesn't it compromise the results given the optimal design parameters, and especially if doing any comparisons with summer tyres? Slopes too - I've managed along flat sections in the snow ok with summer tyres before, after a suddenly flurry, but it's the traction uphill and breaking downhill that makes a difference and really matters. Great if you could get more of that in. It's hard to do everything, but I'd guess it's probably more useful to most than lap times on snow... if less fun :)

[@QnA22]

I really miss the Ice driving test in this one. Winter annoyingly has it all, but the most worrysone moments are ice. Even in dry circumstances, you'll have ice collection near traffic lights as cars dump their water via the exhaust there. About 50 meters of it to the traffic lights. And of course when snow gets compacted to black ice which usually takes just one day. Happy to see Maxxis in the test. Off road possibly the best Mud and maybe AT tires, so good to see they are branching out and did a decent job. I assume they'll improve in the coming years and become one of the main brands where price and quality are best. I just bought the maxxis and Nokians, but mainly as there was nothing else available for my LC200, Prado 150 and Suzuki Grand Vitara. I do have older Miss Alpines, and despite having done 60k on them, i do have some trust left in them. Great tires. Thanks for the review, top quality as always.

[@zmirc]

Exactly, we miss the most important part, the ice test.

[@qwertz4035]

Yeah I would really like to see more maxxis tires in the comparisons

[@shellderp]

Would be good to see the studless category and the performance winters (this video) head to head on ice and snow. Even just one tire from each compared

[@kaibac]

Hi, how noisy are the Nokians? In the past I had Nokian WR SUV 3 and 4 and they were terrible when it comes to noise, extremly unpleasant to drive. Are this any good? Thanks

[@mausyyy85]

Nice to see that Continental is back on Position 1. (i prefer the looks of Michelin though) All these A-Brand tyres perform great ! and you can`t go wrong, it`s more what you prefer more or less. Thank Jonathan for these video`s! The best and greatest tyre-platform on KZbin! (no bla bla, no bling bling) just yourself, great tyres and your tyre tessting experiences in a video --> Great💙 !!

[@cgtydkr]

I was having a hard time choosing between Continental WinterContact TS 870 P and Bridgestone Blizzak LM005. But after, I made my decision and now I’m going to buy Continental WinterContact TS 870 P. Cheers 🎉

[@tadasstrikauskas1205]

So my take away is: In order to improve rolling resistance it is very difficult not do a huge trade off (against wet / aqua / snow). Alpin 5 was best in snow and other, because it kept to this rule. However Conti managed to improve RR without much tradeoff, which is nice.

[@tyrereviews]

That is correct yes. Not sure how Conti did it, but they did.

[@ktim6161]

What's RR?

[@supremeboy]

I will be getting these Continentals for this winter for my brand new hybrid 4wd CRV. The Rolling resistance was major factor as hybrid can go far on electric mode (not plug in version) the less resistance it has. Sure Alpin 5 has better noise reduction but at the cost of RR that is too high.

[@coltkiss.45]

Living in Minnesota i got x-ice SUV on wife's Tuguan and X-Ice on my Golf R. When you got that black ice or ice and slush or very cold temperatures and frozen snow you really feel the difference between them and performance oriented models.

[@SayAhh]

Always grateful for all that you do, and I don't even live in an area that snows! You do so much and cover so many qualities that each tire brings and/or lacks. Have you ever considered using a family sedan for your all-season tire tests? Or will it not make a difference at all? Thank you so much for your time and your highly informative videos!

[@tyrereviews]

It shouldn't make a huge difference, we've used plenty of golfs which in a number of forms is also a sedan :)

[@SayAhh]

​@@tyrereviewsThank you and thanks for replying!

[@mdub048]

Thank you, thank you, thank you for getting right down to business. Too many yt'ers talk and talk and talk before getting to the point if there is one to make.

[@peromalmstrom7668]

Great review, as always. Thank you for your hard and dedicated work. I'm sure it saves accidents and saves lives.

[@tyrereviews]

Hopefully!

[@burakkocagozoglu8580]

Teşekkürler.

[@gt4lex]

Hankooks seem to often be the greatest price/quality in general.

[@t3dd18]

I have Conti TS 870P's fitted to both my Sedan (Audi A5 Quattro) & Mini SUV (Volvo XC40 AWD). Makes me a happy driver :). Wonderful review!

[@tyrereviews]

:D

[@wickednoreaster]

I'd love to see you be able to do dry testing in cold temperatures, where winter tires are more meant to be used

[@nirfz]

I think he was able to do that last year or the year before, where he did dry and wet in austria during below 10°C weather.

[@tyrereviews]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHzXn5awoJ2Ars0 this might also be interesting!

[@davidlake9467]

Well done! Currently in the market for a new set of tires for my Dodge Durango Citadel in the mid-Atlantic region. You've provided a wonderful and comprehensive review of several top options. Thank you.

[@Alberts_Kviesis]

I like Continental rim protection. It's a nice looking tire

[@jumperjeff]

Any test data/recommendations for run-flat winter tires? Love the content, thanks for the work!

[@tyrereviews]

I've never tested them or seen them tested, the best assumption we have is that a good non-rft will be a good rft!

[@burakkocagozoglu8580]

A very good review that provides clear opinions on a subject that is prone to get complicated. Answered every question on my mind. Nice driving by the way👍

[@fiehlsport]

Would love to see how the X-Ice compares to the Pilot Alpin now... I'm on the fence!

[@tyrereviews]

X Ice much better in snow and ice, alpin much better in dry and wet and probably wear and rolling resistance.

[@fiehlsport]

@@tyrereviews thanks Jon

[@Mirceabalea]

Hi Jonathan, not to be a stickler, but driving on a wet road ad 5 degrees is different than driving on wet at 20 something degrees. Or am I mistaking? Your wet test was done in warm weather.

[@tyrereviews]

Yes, nearly all tests are sadly as we can't control the weather.

[@dimmacommunication]

John the king of tire reviews

[@wolkuz]

Great video! Gz continental with the win! Bought new Continental all season contact 2. Waiting review of this new Conti tire :)

[@tyrereviews]

There's a few appearing on the site and it seems very good

[@Raii_Chu]

Where are the test day temperatures not mentioned in these test videos? The tire compound materials act different based on the temperature. Your test results may be very different if it’s -30C or -35C on ice and snow.

[@Billy123bobzzz]

Fantastic! Thank you so much for this important information.

[@tyrereviews]

Glad it was helpful!

[@user-iz3gv5vo6b]

I wonder why the Contis performed so poor in the aqua test? It must be the inverse result of the superior rolling resistance.

[@RaciocinioPlease]

Great channel and videos. Subscribed!

[@estelja]

Would love to see straight up comparos of the H/V rated snows vs. the S/T versions of the same brand. Like Pilot Alpin 5 SUV vs X-ICE Snow SUV.

[@tyrereviews]

Would be fun to do, it's on the list!

[@haileybenson9714]

I like your black garage studio 🔥

[@azerotha4531]

Would love to see van tyre tests. I think they get overlooked given the amount of vans on the road, I've had a company van for 13 years and drive 40k per year in all conditions, and they only fit mid range summer tyres, recently due to a mix up I was give premium all season tyres an the difference in the wet during summer was way better than the mid range Summer tyres I'm actually looking forward to the winter knowing I've got now decent tyres so a good comparison on van tyres would be great.

[@tyrereviews]

Autobild do one most years and I always put it on the site :)

[@pavelzhogin4825]

Going to fit Michelin on my macan, thanks to you! You’ve made my choice so much more easy, cheers!;)

[@ArtsiomSirotkin]

NO TEST ON ICE??? You can see the snow and slow down but you can get caught off guard by black ice, ice testing should be a major component of testing.

[@ConradBrander]

Seriously.

[@JohnnyButtercuts]

he’s said in the past the Michelin X ice is one of the best he’s ever tested

[@Michael4Reall00]

I love so much your videos could you please make a video about affordable winter tires and making a ranking of the best affordable winter tires please

[@radkub1]

I like you job man, what I miss would be Yokohama tier (v906). Don't know how it compares, but my subjective feeling on RAV4 is quite good for the money.

[@fatbelly27]

You can't go far wrong with any of the brands in the headline. But people need to be educated on just how bad the budget tyres are in comparison

[@SayAhh]

I know ppl who run on bald tires because they cannot afford new tires. Heck, I've even seen all 4 tires with the wires showing! They cannot afford to not have tires with some tread left but if all they can afford for their $200 beater are cheap tires, then I'm not going to judge them. Sometimes they even have to buy used tires, but yeah, I agree: always buy the best tires you can afford because medical bills can easily run into the thousands (in the US). [I envy ppl in other countries who will look at this and laugh at how insane that our healthcare system still has not improved or catch up to Europe and others.]

[@marcoluoma3770]

Thanks for another great, subjective test. I struggle deciding whether to put winter or all-season tires on my mother's SUV because even in Michigan (USA) she’ll be driving on dry or wet roads at least 90% of the time. Anyway, thanks again.

[@tyrereviews]

CrossClimate 2

[@atilaurun7074]

Would you test Petlas Glacier W661 as a budget tire in the nordic winter tire test? The pattern of the tire is very impressive and it is widely sold where I am.

[@tyrereviews]

Petlas are a budget brand, I don't know much about that pattern but looking at the pattern it does look like a soft compound winter tyre.

[@nonwokeconservative]

Just subbed. Love your channel. We live in Canada and I just bought a 2024 Rav4 hybrid awd and we get a good variety of snow / ice and slush. What do you recommend for snow / slush performance in the Micheline line? Im looking at Micheline X Ice -Snow, Alpin and Cross Climate 2?

[@jonmoceri]

I have the Cross Climate 2 on my 2019 Subaru Forester Sport. Perfect year round tire for Seattle and the snowy mountains. I'm amazed how well it performs in slush and deep water. I used to switch between a winter tire like the X-ice and a regular all season. But with the Cross Climate, I don't do that anymore. A friend has the Cross Climate 2 on her RAV4, in Florida, because it performs so well during the heavy thunderstorm downpours.

[@nonwokeconservative]

thanks for the reply. We get some pretty serious snow / ice here and as the rav comes with brand new micheline all seasons ill probly get the X snow ice for the winter @@jonmoceri

[@tyrereviews]

Slush is difficult to test, but I imagine the CC2 would do fine in it. If you do get serious snow / ice then X-Ice is the only real option.

[@robbabcock_]

Great info!👏

[@danieltemple2462]

Think they should do a review for performance SUVs

[@l3v4rt]

Awesome- entertaining and professional content as always! I am quite impressed with Hankook to be honest, brings a lot to the table for it's price and I like that overall performance. Looking forward to next videos, hope to see ice testing back if it will be possible for you. Take care and keep up with great videos, cheers! :)

[@navidnassir]

Thanks for the video. One question, how come you didn’t reviewed blizzak dm-v2 instead which is specifically for SUVs?

[@tyrereviews]

That's a soft compound winter, these are milder winter options

[@ktim6161]

He should have tested the Bridgestone Blizzak WS90 and DMV2, and Michelin X-Ice available in the US but maybe not there? I drive my 2013 Mazda CX-5 AWD on Blizzak WS90s -- fantastic on snow and ice. They are like a playground for this CUV! Could've picked DMV2 but the former had a slightly better rating. X-Ice are said to be better performers, mainly regarding acceleration.

[@YvesRaimbault]

Thank you very much for your great test and summary. I took this October the Nokian because the price was much lower than Michelin and continental for Q3 45TFSIe audi. Also this new hybrid car is for only the next 2 winters such I was looking for a good tyre at a good price. I saved 200 euros versus the Michelin and continental my favorite but reasons told me to save money with a reasonable tyre which seems to be the case

[@igor4mobile]

Thank you for the fantastic video! I've watched it multiple times and even shared it with a couple of friends. Based on your recommendation and taking advantage of a great promotion offered by dealer, I've chosen the Continental WinterContact TS870 (235/55/R19) for my Alfa Romeo Stelvio Q4 with 280hp. I can't wait to see how this combination performs on the winter roads!

[@TizzleT]

How have they been so far?

[@TheLOL4DUDE]

LOL he dead

[@VincentDP]

Very useful, thank you!

[@tyrereviews]

Glad it was helpful!

[@obm6900]

At 0:28, the left rear tire is the Falken, the other two visible are the Michelin. Hoping this wasn't an oversight during mounting and it wasn't tested with a mismatch?

[@tyrereviews]

No, it was missmatched as I needed one of each for the group photos

[@obm6900]

Makes sense, thanks for the reply.@@tyrereviews

[@ValtersPelns]

Thanks for interesting video, in future maybe Leao can be changed for Sailun. I would like to see Michelin CC2 vs Michelin Pilot Alpin 5 vs Michelin X-Ice Snow test that included ice. 🤗

[@dailyautocarcrash3880]

Keep up with your great work! Would you still recommend the Conti for the new Cayenne S in a Central European climate (Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium)? 21 or 22inches? Thanks!

[@tyrereviews]

Whichever you can get the better tires in :)

[@Tigermoto]

Excellent! Thank you. Think you'll do all seasons for SUVs again?

[@tyrereviews]

Not this year, sorry

[@SM4rk]

great video, thanks. Can you tell us for driving and safety mainly on wet surfaces whether you prefer to use 4_season or winter tyre?

[@tyrereviews]

4 season should have a slight advantage

[@Daveross-p3v]

Compare the top end tire of each brand Bridgestone ws90 or dmv2. Michelin xice 3 or xice 3.nokian 5:02 5:02 5:02 5:02 5:02 5:02 hakkapeliitta r5 or r10 . toyo observe gsi 5 or 6 . hankook ipike

[@TheLastMoccasin]

Amazing work!

[@jensthaysen]

I wish you would have included the CC2 in the test.

[@mahalingamnagarajan4108]

Recently I had an accident due to heavy snow don't why my car brakes blocked and started to slide may be Abs or traction control function?

[@25Jon]

Great review, but dry handling is exactly what I’m most interested in since I’m driving in the dry 90% of the winter.

[@psnmadracer27]

Any plans to come back to the US for more testing? It's time for me to acquire a new set of all seasons and tuck away the summer wheels and tires. My local tire shop sold me on an exclusive set made by Continental that only they carry and I'm wondering how it compares to the (now legendary it seems) DWS06+. The sales person says the DWS is more for larger cars and SUV's, while the other Continental is supposed to be better for smaller, lighter cars with respect to driving dynamics. Consequently, I can find absolutely nothing online comparing the two and it's given me the epiphany that such a test could enable some broader conclusions about the efficacy of "exclusive" tire formulations across different vendors, for example how they're positioned with regard to the performance vs price scale. Appreciate the great work as always, keep it up and stay safe!

[@tyrereviews]

i actually live in Utah so yes, however it's very unlikely I'll ever test one of these weird store exclusive. I'm hoping conti stop them lol

[@psnmadracer27]

@@tyrereviews it seems more like a mutual agreement to me, because Continental has no MSRP on those tires and as such the tire shop is allowed to charge whatever they want. So they priced them $3 below the DWS06+ in the same size lol. Once I get them mounted and put a few miles on the tires I'd be happy to give some feedback for the site. But the reason I asked about the exclusives comparison is because, without having done any research prior, I'd assume it isn't only Discount Tire with some kind of exclusive offering and as such it makes me wonder if there truly is some kind of difference beyond the tread pattern with this class of tire lol Didn't know you live in the US, that's pretty cool!

[@SentinelIXK]

I’d be curious to know the temperature of the track during the dry tests. I feel that the hard compound of the cheap tires explains its dry performance and the poor performance of the better cold weather performers.

[@andrewenglish3810]

@Tyre Reviews did you by chance turn Traction Control off while doing your tests? It's recommended that you do, unless your SUV has snow mode, but even still some snow mode vehicles still allow you to disable traction control.

[@tyrereviews]

Yep

[@N-fr1bq]

Nice review! I'd love to see a light truck winter tire review for HD 3/4 and 1 ton 4x4 pickups. I haven't been able to find one and am going to need new snows for my 1 ton dually in the inland Pacific NW.

[@tyrereviews]

I have a mild all terrain snow test coming out soon!

[@RealEstateTorontoPhotography]

cant wait@@tyrereviews

[@PawpiChoolo]

What would you use for a hybrid compact SUV?

[@wally6193]

So which tires do you(Tyre Reviews) use on your Cayenne SUV? Thanks again for another great review. What tire would you recommend for the Pacific Northwest region(USA).

[@tyrereviews]

I'm actually just in the process of fitting my Cayenne with the Nokian Outpost nAT as I wanted a winter rated AT tire. My wifes SUV uses the CC2 as a winter tire in the salt lake region.

[@wally6193]

@@tyrereviews Thanks. Yes I was thinking about the CC2(from your last review). In the winter we only get maybe 1 or 2 weeks(if that) of the white stuff on the roads, mostly rain rain rain, and rarely below 0 C, so would the CC2 still be a good choice. I thought at one time you were running Continentals on your Cayenne. Thanks again.

[@Smock0101]

How about a budget studded vs top studded and have blizzaks as the winter. Like to see how much of a difference you will find in the studded ones.

[@LionRunner]

Can’t wait for an episode of “The Best SUV 3 Peak Mountain Snow Flake A/T Tire in winter” Comparing tires like BFG KO2 (or newer KO3), Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac (without studs), Falken Wildpeak AT3W, Toyo Open Country AT3. Maybe even add Michelin LTX A/T 2 to the mix as many 4Runner owners swear about its winter performance even without 3PMSF rating.

[@Lions_Gate]

I just replaced my bmw x3 RFTs with Continental Extreme Contact DSW 06 Plus. The ride is amazing, as I expected. Every new vehicle I’ve purchased over the past 15 years, I drove to Discount Tire the next day and put Continentals on it. Cannot match the ride as well as amazing handling. I’ve even taken off new Michelins and still got a better ride.

[@tyrereviews]

that's a great tyre :))

[@dominicpeschka3502]

When doing the next winter tyre test, could you pls add the pirelli pzero winter? There is no real review for it and much less a comparison, but even though the modell is a few years old ive never driven a btter feeling winter tyre

[@frankschopp8748]

Thanks for the test . Just bought the new Mazda CX90 and need winter tires. Sometimes it depends on availability. Because tires are 21 inch was going to go for the optional 19 in tire. Is a wider tire better in snow or a narrow tire. Your thoughts on which tire and narrow or wider?

[@MattDweal]

Can someone explain why the Continental WinterContact TS 870 P is on the list, since it is not an SUV tyre? Continental officially specifies it as a "passenger car" tyre. I'm genuinely interested, as I'm considering it for an X1 U11.

[@pigeonpoo1823]

Its good to know that if i take complete leave of my senses and get a +2t monster truck that there are good quality tyres to rein in all that weight.

[@tyrereviews]

the new M3 is almost 2t, you don't need a monstertruck for weight anymore!

[@criswarrington8463]

My daughter uses gt ice pro on her suv and uses them all year long and they last 3 years! She tries to slide but she can't. She passes jeeps and everyone that's stuck. Yet you never hear about them!

[@zeedustrakok]

I am curious about the impact of weight on these results. I drive a Volvo XC60 T6 recharge: way less sporty, a bit more powerful and way heavier (600kg more).

[@tyrereviews]

I haven't tested it, but I think a good tyre will still be a good tyre

[@Hogan132]

What’s the difference in Blizzak LM005 vs Blizzak DM-V2? I’m stuck trying to figure out what to fit on my 23’ RAV4 Prime PHEV and seeing the DM-V2 coming up most frequently.

[@russelljackman1413]

Thank you!!!

[@chicharones9640]

What tire size is recommended i’ve been told that even if my car during summer uses 19 inches that I should get 16’s for winter.

[@MomentswithDavid]

Thank you for this. Looking for some Michelin alpines now.

[@ericlafrance6350]

I watch your last year video with the golf and u didnt recommended the continental winter contact as they were southern europe. This test with suv u recommended as your top pick is there something i missed i know one is heavy and one is light but if there that bad on the golf how did they win this test ...?

[@p.r.6220]

sorry if I'm ahead of myself, was only interested in the snow performance. what psi did you use? did you try "low" psi?

[@IKnewMickey]

Slushplaning is most important to me. Which tyres do that best?

[@tyrereviews]

no one has worked out how to test it reliably properly, sorry. I would assume the aquaplaning results would translate but it's very complicated

[@RCplanesrfun]

New subscriber here. You have probably talked about this in one of your videos, i just havent seen your explanation. Why are you not including ice breaking or ice handling scores? I put winter tires on my vehicles not only for better snow traction but primarily for better ice traction.

[@Wetopie]

Honestly disappointed there was no ice test, where i live we tend to get more ice than snow so its pretty important over here

[@duramaxadventures5832]

Weird request. Blizzak has a dual compound with the first 40% being 'unique' multicell, the rest being standard winter. have you done a deep dive on this?

[@tyrereviews]

I've not, I think that might be a WS90 only thing?

[@QuarEe128]

@Tyre Reviews, good video as always, one question though, why was this tyre not included - YOKOHAMA ICEGUARD?

[@tyrereviews]

That's a softer compound winter

[@ktkl68]

What’s the LM model from Blizzak? I have the DMV2 model so what’s the difference ?

[@Ris-v4w]

please explain to me how in this test the Continental WinterContact TS 870 P comes so close to Michelin in show handling, but in the non SUV test (Best 11 Winter Tires for 2023/24) it just comes in 8'th

[@richardguse3410]

Being a Canuck we have Michelin X-Ice SNOW SUV on two vehicles. They are made in Canada, eh!

[@tyrereviews]

:D

[@robertplant6667]

Hi there! How do Michelin Latitde Alpin LA2 compare with these? I found a good deal.. for my Touareg 7P. Thanks!

[@Goron.]

I just bought Maxxis Premitra Snow, now i wait for the first snow to fall

[@enim3m]

Hello!!great video!!For a Seat Ateca 4x4 150 HP what all season do you recommend?I think Hankook Kinergy 4S 2 X, is a good idea?

[@tyrereviews]

Great tyre, yes

[@mohammadsattar5488]

Is it true that if you have to change a tyre for whatever reason on any AWD or 4wd vehicle then you have to change all 4 of them all together even though 3 of them are fine and 1 isnt ?

[@ktkl68]

Can you test Bridgestone DMV2 and Michelin LTX?

[@Elemblue2]

It is frustrating that some of these tires are not available in places. You should include tires from previous seasons in your future reviews. That way, if we cant get access to some of them, its possible to compare them to previous generations.

[@longballist]

These are winter tyres, should you not test the tires below 7*C? Preferably, below 0*C too show the difference of the compounds at or below freezing. Canadian drivers above the 39th parallel want to know.

[@Jeo-What]

What an excellent review!!... not to say that you produces any bad review so far.🤣 Guess what I am going to suggest???.... Best SUV Winter against Best SUV All Season (All-Weather) like... the CrossClimate 2 SUV. Thank you so much for all the effort you have put in to give us these great information.

[@tyrereviews]

NExt year I plan something similar

[@revnto7k]

The brands that always place well are ones I commonly recommend. I have to laugh that the "no name" or cheap Chinese tires are always as bad as you think they are. Can't personally believe people cheap out on tires. Great roundup as always!

[@SayAhh]

Unfortunately, some ppl in the US sometimes only make minimum wage or got laid off and has to make every cent last. Also, hopefully ppl buying cheap tires will fund those companies better so that they'll become more competitive in the future or even come up with new technologies. I mean companies came up vulcanization, radial (vs bias) and their own unique compound and ratios and I look forward to newer and better technologies that the industry will adopt.

[@eddgar-ce3md]

@@SayAhh True, but I too often see people driving an X6 or Escalade and have no name tires, with barely any thread on them. They are a danger to anyone on the road.

[@eddgar-ce3md]

@@SayAhh "Also, hopefully ppl buying cheap tires will fund those companies better" - You are funding China by buying Pirelli, as they are Chinese owned, they do have access to the best Western technologies, yet they still make crappy tires, because they cheap out.

[@MiloAis9000]

Not a winter tyre question.. What do you reckon between pirelli p7 c2 versus Goodyear asymmetric 5? 225/40r18 180kw fwd. mostly warm and dry year round. Goodyear costs about $200 more for a full set. Have had trouble finding good direct comparisons. Wanna know if Goodyear is worth the extra.

[@tyrereviews]

Both good tyres, I really like the asymmetric 5 tho

[@MiloAis9000]

cheers! i'll give the goodyear a go then :)

[@ntz]

@tyrereviews which of the tires has the biggest rim protection? I'm amased this isnformation is so hard to find D: