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Bridgestone WeatherPeak Review

February 2, 2023 by Emrecan Gurkan Leave a Comment

Bridgestone WeatherPeak is a newly released all-weather tire that can be used on SUVs, crossovers, sedans, coupes, and minivans. Bridgestone Weatherpeak is one of the latest all-weather tires on the market. Since Bridgestone is a quality-focused company, they wait and observe the feedback of all-weather tires of other brands. Well, it seems like they find the issue with all-weather tires. Cozy ride and road noise. Let’s analyze what improvement they made about this!

WeatherPeak provides excellent traction no matter what your condition is

At a Glance

Bridgestone WeatherPeak
Best forQuiet & smooth highway driving,
long-lasting rubber,
slush and light snow traction,
squishy regions,
ProsComfortable & quiet drive,
Wet traction,
Slush traction,
Snow traction
ConsNot a best tire if decent winter traction isn’t your priority
VehicleSedans,
Crossovers,
SUVs,
Minivans
Available Sizes15”, 16”, 17”, 18”, 19”, 20”
(Check if it fits your vehicle)
Made InUS,
Mexico,
Costa Rica
Labels3PMSF
Warranty70,000 miles
PricesDiscountTire:
Check Price

TireRack:
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SimpleTire:
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Amazon:
Check Price

As a former Bridgestone engineer, from my standpoint, Bridgestone WeatherPeak is an excellent tire if you’d like to combine severe winter performance with cozy and quiet highway driving. Because of its angled blocks and open shoulder blocks, it’s a great option for squishy regions also. Moreover, Bridgestone WeatherPeak provides a stiff rubber that significantly increases the tread life. Though worth reminding, this is an all-weather tire. Compared to non-3PMSF all-season tires, it’s slightly noisy but way much more trustworthy.

All-Season Tires Cheat Sheet

Finding the most suitable one for you among thousands of tires is very difficult.

My team & I have analyzed 100 different tires and generated this ‘Quick Answer Sheet‘ for those who don’t wanna spend too much time during tire selection.

Before we start, here are the incredibly helpful articles I highly recommend to take a look at;

  • How to keep tire noise down:
    https://www.discounttire.com/learn/tire-noise
  • Fuel-Efficiency:
    https://www.discounttire.com/learn/rolling-resistance
  • What to Expect from 3PMSF Tires?
    https://www.discounttire.com/learn/mountain-snowflake-symbol
Below the table, you can find my favorite tires that I have classified according to your needs.
All-Season Tires Cheat Sheet
NameBest forWorks Best onArticles3PMSFRoad NoiseMileageResponsivenessRiding ComfortWarrantyFuel EconomyWet PerformanceMild WinterSevere Winter

Michelin Crossclimate 2
(Test Report – Check Price)

Year Round Usage & Tread LifeSedans, coupes, crossovers, SUVs, minivansReviewYesDecentElegantElegantDecent60,000DecentElegantElegantDecent
Michelin Primacy Tour A/S
(Test Report – Check Price)
Everything but severe winter tractionSedans, coupes, crossovers, SUVsReviewNoElegantElegantElegantElegant45,000 – 55,000DecentElegantAverageFairy Well
Bridgestone WeatherPeak
(Test Report – Check Price)
Smooth & quiet 4 season drivingSedans, coupes, crossovers, SUVs, minivansReviewYesElegantDecentElegantElegant70,000ElegantDecentElegantAverage
Bridgestone DriveGuard Plus
(Test Report – Check Price)
Great all-round run-flat tireSUV, CUV, Sedans, CoupesReviewNoAverageExcellentExcellentExcellent65,000AverageExcellentDecentAverage
Vredestein Quatrac Pro
(Test Report – Check Price)
4-Season performance-driven ridingSedans, coupes, crossovers, SUVsReviewYesElegantDecentElegantElegant50,000DecentElegantElegantAverage
Vredestein HiTrac All-Season
(Test Report – Check Price)
Year round performance with great handlingSedans, coupes, crossovers, SUVsNoDecentDecentElegantDecent70,000DecentElegantDecentAverage
Pirelli P7 AS Plus 3
(Test Report – Check Price)
Great all-round performance + mild winterSedans, coupes, crossovers, SUVsReviewNoElegantElegantElegantElegant70,000ElegantDecentDecentAverage
Nokian WRG4
(Check Price)
Traction focused 4 season drivingSedans, coupes, crossovers, SUVs, minivansReviewYesDecentDecentDecentElegant65,000AverageElegantElegantDecent
Goodyear Assurance WeatherReady
(Test Report – Check Price)
Year-round traction + handlingSedans, coupes, crossovers, SUVs, minivans–YesAverageDecentElegantElegant60,000AverageElegantElegantAverage
Firestone WeatherGrip
(Test Report – Check Price)
Winter-focused 4 season drivingSedans, coupes, crossoversReviewYesAverageFairy WellAverageDecent65,00Fairy WellAverageElegantElegant
BF Goodrich Advantage Control
(Test Report – Check Price)
Quiet & smooth 3 season traction + light snowSedans, coupes, crossovers, SUVsReviewNoDecentDecentElegantDecent65,000 – 75,000ElegantDecentAveragePoor
Kumho Crugen HP71
(Test Report – Check Price)
Decent all-round performance + light snowCUV, SUVReviewNoAverageAverageDecentDecent65,000DecentDecentDecentFairy Well
Bridgestone Alenza AS Ultra
(Test Report – Check Price)
Long lasting performance for squishy regionsCrossovers, SUVs, light trucksReviewNoDecentDecentDecentDecent70,000DecentElegantDecentFairy Well
Uniroyal Tiger Paw Touring AS
(Check Price)
Affordable 3 season tractionSedans, coupes, crossovers, SUVsReviewNoAverageAverageDecentDecent70,000DecentAverageFairy WellPoor
Goodyear Assurance All-Season
(Test Report – Check Price)
Affordable all-round 3 season + light snow performanceSedans, minivansReviewNoDecentDecentDecentDecent65,000DecentDecentAverageFairy Well
Goodyear Assurance MaxLife
(Test Report – Check Price)
Longevitiy focused 3 season traction + light snowSedans, coupes, crossovers, minivansReviewNoDecentElegantElegantElegant85,000ElegantDecentAveragePoor
Bridgestone Turanza QuietTrack
(Test Report – Check Price)
Comfort-focused 3 season traction + light snowSedans, coupes, crossovers, minivansReviewNoElegantDecentElegantElegant80,000ElegantElegantDecentFairy Well
Goodyear Assurance ComfortDrive
(Test Report – Check Price)
Above average all-round performanceSedans, coupes, crossovers, SUVsReviewNoDecentElegantElegantElegant60,000AverageElegantDecentAverage
Michelin Defender T+H
(Test Report – Check Price)
Efficiency focused 3 season performanceSedans, coupes, crossoversvs Crossclimate 2NoDecentDecentDecentDecent80,000ElegantDecentFairy WellPoor
BF Goodrich Advantage T/A Sport
(Test Report – Check Price)
Long lasting 4 season performance + handlingSedans, coupes, crossovers–NoAverageDecentDecentDecent60,000 – 70,000AverageDecentDecentFairy Well
Continental TrueContact Tour
(Test Report – Check Price)
Smooth & long-lasting 3 season performance + light snowSedans, coupes, crossovers–NoDecentDecentDecentDecent70,000 – 80,000DecentElegantAverageFairy Well
Yokohama Avid Ascend LX
(Test Report – Check Price)
Long-lasting & responsive 4 season performanceSedans, coupes, crossovers, minivansNoDecentElegantElegantElegant85,000ElegantDecentDecentFairy Well
Laufenn S Fit AS
(Check Price)
Long-lasting sporty drivingSUV, CUV, Sedans, CoupesReviewNoDecentDecentExcellentDecent45,000DecentDecentAveragePoor

If you’re in a hurry, here are the tires worth every penny;

  • Michelin Crossclimate 2 – Best for All-Round & Heavy Snow
  • Michelin Primacy Tour A/S – Best All-Round & Moderate Snow
  • Nokian WRG4 – Best for Comfort & Heavy Snow
  • Nokian WRG4 SUV – Best for Comfort & Heavy Snow
  • Bridgestone WeatherPeak – Best for All-Round & Moderate Snow
  • Goodyear ComfortDrive – Best All-Round & Light Snow
  • BF Goodrich Advantage T/A Sport – Best for Longevity & Light Snow

Depending on your needs, the below article might help;

  • https://tireterrain.com/best-all-weather-tires-for-snow/
  • https://tireterrain.com/bridgestone-vs-michelin/
  • https://tireterrain.com/best-michelin-tires-for-suv/

I highly recommend checking the below pages out before making any purchase:

  • DiscountTire Deals:
    https://www.discounttire.com/promotions
  • TireRack Deals:
    https://www.tirerack.com/specialoffers
  • SimpleTire Deals:
    https://simpletire.com/tire-deals

Dry Performance

All-weather tires generally don’t have any issues with dry performance. Well, let’s say at least dry traction.

As the blocky pattern gives us a clue, Bridgestone WeatherPeak is a traction-oriented tire. Since dry traction is the easiest one to achieve, I can confidently say that you’ll not have any traction-related issues.

However, dry traction isn’t the only metric that defines dry performance. In this case, putting the steering response and cornering stability is a better approach.

Steering Response

Steering response is an issue that customers complain about sometimes. Since it’s mostly related to pattern design, it’s totally normal to experience it on all-weather tires.

All-weather tires need a blocky pattern to improve traction. In this case, there are two different approaches.

The first one is the V-shaped pattern approach. In this approach, the pattern doesn’t have too many sipes but has wide grooves that go through the shoulders. It’s totally okay for the traction but these tires are prone to making noise.

The second one is using an all-season tire pattern with more notches and blocks. Regarding on-road manners, these tires are better. However, when it comes to winter traction, especially heavy snow, these tires fail.

Bridgestone WeatherPeak is somewhere between these two. It has a blocky and notched pattern but its blocks are angled. So, it has a more vertical void area ratio than a horizontal void area ratio.

If I have to sum it up,

  • Bridgestone WeatherPeak has a 700 AA UTQG rating, this number is higher than most all-weather tires in the market and that means it has a stiffer compound. A stiffer compound works better regarding steering response.
  • In this case, the center rib plays a big role. Even though a continuous center rib works best, the angled center rib works as a one-piece while steering. So more compound on the ground, the more responsive drive you have

Bridgestone WeatherPeak provides excellent steering response.

Cornering Stability

As a former Bridgestone engineer, I never heard someone complain about Bridgestone’s tire cornering stability.

Bridgestone’s primary goal is to provide a safe ride. So, they have a heart of glass about cornering stability. As a matter of fact, they’re okay with stiff riding complaints to reach necessary cornering stability.

Cornering stability is related to strong sidewalls and strong shoulder blocks.

Bridgestone WeatherPeak has a huge advantage in this case. Normally, tires have twin steel belts and a single polyester casing supporting these two. 

Bridgestone WeatherPeak has one extra reinforced nylon casing that covers the inner structure and helps the tire to keep its shape while driving at high speeds. Which we call better cornering stability.

Bridgestone WeatherPeak provides unique cornering stability. It’s a good choice for aggressive drivers.

Wet Performance

Wet performance has two different metrics. Wet traction and hydroplaning resistance. Believe me guys, wet performance is where Bridgestone WeatherPeak shines.

Regarding these two metrics,

  • Wet Traction: It’s important for starting, stopping, and accelerating
  • Hydroplaning Resistance: This is a crucial metric that keeps you alive at highspeed wet driving

Let’s move on and analyze the one by one.

Wet Traction

Wet traction is related to compound stiffness and the amount of biting edges.

These biting edges are created by the notches and sipes. Due to its tons of horizontal sipes and laterally angled blocks, Bridgestone WeatherPeak provides a decent amount of biting edges.

Regarding compound stiffness, as I said before, it has a 700 UTQG rating. Even though 700 is a max value to provide decent wet traction, near the 700, you’ll see an ‘ A-A’. While one of these A means it has the best-wet traction other one means it has the best heat resistance.

Bridgestone WeatherPeak provides trustworthy wet traction. Moreover, in my point of view, it beats the competition in this case.

Hydroplaning Resistance

Hydroplaning resistance is basically the water evacuation capability of the tire.

In this case, open shoulder blocks and circumferential grooves work best.

Regarding Bridgestone Weatherpeak, besides it has open shoulder blocks, it has 4 circumferential grooves which are fed by angled blocks.

The design is unique for hydroplaning resistance. It might be one of the best I’ve ever seen.

Bridgestone WeatherPeak offers great hydroplaning resistance. I highly recommend it if you’re living in a squishy region and love driving aggressively.

Note: Hydroplaning is vital for a safe ride under the pouring rain. However, it might occur even with the best tire. Maybe you can’t prevent it but if you know what it is and how to deal with it, you can easily stay on the safe side.

Here is an extremely efficient guide about ‘How to Deal with Hydroplaning?‘ –> https://www.discounttire.com/learn/hydroplaning

Winter Performance

When you see the tread, you probably ask yourself ‘Is it a winter tire?’. It’s not but its pattern is close to winter tire.

Winter performance can be evaluated under two different subtitles. Snow and ice performance.

Let’s dig into them and see what to expect from this tire.

Snow Performance

Light snow traction is similar to wet traction. Sipes and compound stiffness are crucial. Yet, it also needs a decent self-cleaning capability.

Bridgestone WeatherPeak has two different features that improve its snow performance significantly.

Snow vices and evolving inside the grooves sipes.

Inside the 4 circumferential grooves, you can see the evolving sipes that provide extra grip on light and deep snow, besides that, these sipes help the tread to clean itself.

Snow vices are located in the grooves of the center rib. They work as same with evolving sipes. Yet, they have one more duty. I’m going to talk about it in the longevity section.

Bridgestone WeatherPeak is a great tire if you need full-time snow traction.

Ice Performance

Bridgestone WeatherPeak’s ice performance isn’t as shiny as snow performance. But hey guys, this isn’t a dedicated winter tire. Not only this one but also other all-weather tires won’t provide you with the best ice performance.

However, Bridgestone Weatherpeak is a bit closer to winter tires. While its tons of biting edges provide a respectable amount of grip, its snow vices on the center rib enhance the grip in at least slush conditions.

This is not a tire for consistent ice driving, yet, I can confidently say that you’ll not do ice skating with these tires and they’ll take you out of the icy conditions with ease.

Riding Comfort

To be honest, I was quite suspicious about this tire’s comfort level when the first time sees its pattern. So, I made a quick chat with my friend in the tire business.

Here are the outputs I have,

  • The compound is stiff and the pattern is blocky but the inner groove sipes kinda interlocked the pattern. So, no comfort issues on the highway.
  • It’s a compact and durable tire. Vibration isn’t an issue at all.
  • I provide less jolt over the bumps, yet, slight rebounding might be something you get used to

If I have to sum it up, if you wanna combine winter performance with a decent comfort level, Bridgestone Weatherpeak is one of the best ones you can get from all-weather tires.

Road Noise

Unlike commercial photos show, Bridgestone WeatherPeak has a compact pattern

Road noise was also something, I was suspicious about. Before seeing the tire, I read a couple of reviews online that say the tire is noisy.

If you’re changing from the standard all-season tire, it’s totally expected to observe an increase in road noise. Yet, I was quite surprised when I see the tire.

First of all, manufacturers and dealers should change their photography styles. See the above picture, the void area of the tire doesn’t have that much.

However, its center rib is blocky. It could make some noise if the blocks don’t connect internally.

This feature provides the quiet as a church mouse driving on the highways. It makes slight noise on pavement but this is expected from the aggressive all-weather tire.

In my point of view, this is a well-balanced all-weather tire that provides one of the best rides on the highway. I can guarantee that you’ll hear the car noises you hadn’t heard before.

A side note here: Even though some tires tend to make noise because of their tread patterns, it’s still possible to keep your tire noise down.

I’m leaving a perfect explanation below from DiscountTire for those who need it;

How to Keep Tire Noise Down? –>
https://www.discounttire.com/learn/tire-noise

Longevity

All-weather tires have one of the stiffest compounds on the market. Hence, they’re known for their longevity.

So, since Bridgestone WeatherPeak has a 700 UTQG rating it has one of the stiffest for its segment. However, the real game changer out here is wearing capability.

Since it has a blocky pattern, unlike V-shaped all-weather tires, it provides less tread life. This is a truth.

On the other hand, this is a traction-focused tire and I strongly believe that Bridgestone made a great job regarding tread life.

In fact, this tire is developed by Firestone WeatherGrip. Bridgestone is the parent company of Firestone. Hence, they sometimes use Firestone as a test company.

Firestone WeatherGrip was also great in the snow conditions. In fact, I was calling it one of the best for severe winter conditions. Yet, its tread life was slightly behind the competition.

So, what Bridgestone did out here was simple. They know that uneven wearing was the real issue and they should stabilize the blocks for long-lasting rubber.

Well, they stiffer the compound, decrease the tread sipes amount and increase the amount of evolving sipes and snow vices. As a result, Bridgestone WeatherPeak wears evenly and provides way much better tread life than Firestone WeatherGrip.

Bridgestone WeatherPeak is a huge opportunity if you’re looking for a long-lasting tire.

Getting maximum wear life from a tire is related to you as well as your tire,

If you’d like to learn how to get maximum tread life:

https://tireterrain.com/how-to-make-tires-last-longer/

Warranty

In warranty cases, there are 4 different warranties available for Bridgestone WeatherPeak,

  • 5 years and 70,000 miles treadwear warranty
  • Uniformity warranty for the first 2/32” of wear
  • Free replacement if you’ll have any material-related issues for the first 5 years
  • 90 days buy&try guarantee, you can return it anytime you want

Even though the above warranties are claimed by Bridgestone, I still strongly recommend the below warranty document.

Bridgestone WeatherPeak Warranty Document:
https://www.tirerack.com/images/pdf/warranty/BS0121.pdf

Sizes

15”16”17”18”19”20”
175/65R15 84H SL185/55R16 83H SL205/50R17 93V XL215/55R18 95H SL225/55R19 99V SL235/55R20 102H SL
185/55R15 82V SL195/50R16 84V SL215/45R17 91V XL225/40R18 88V SL235/40R19 96V XL245/50R20 102V SL
185/60R15 84H SL195/55R16 87V SL215/50R17 95V XL225/45R18 95V XL235/55R19 101H SLLT285/55R20 122/119S E
185/65R15 88H SL205/55R16 91V SL215/55R17 94V SL225/50R18 95H SL255/60R19 109H SLLT295/55R20 123/120R E
195/65R15 91H SL205/60R16 92V SL215/60R17 96H SL225/55R18 98V SL
205/65R16 95H SL215/65R17 99H SL225/60R18 100H SL
215/55R16 93H SL225/45R17 91V SL235/45R18 94V SL
215/60R16 95V SL225/50R17 94V SL235/50R18 97V SL
215/65R16 98H SL225/55R17 97V SL235/55R18 100V SL
215/70R16 100H SL225/60R17 99H SL235/60R18 103H SL
225/60R16 98V SL225/65R17 102H SL235/65R18 106H SL
225/65R16 100H SL235/50R17 96V SL245/40R18 93V SL
235/65R16 103T SL235/55R17 99V SL245/45R18 96V SL
235/70R16 106H SL235/60R17 102H SL245/60R18 105H SL
235/65R17 104H SL255/65R18 111H SL
245/65R17 107H SL

If you’d like to see detailed specs:
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/Spec/tireMake=BridgestoneWeatherPeak

Spec

Bridgestone WeatherPeak
Best forQuiet & comfortable highway driving,
long-lasting rubber,
slush and light snow traction,
squishy regions
VehicleSedans,
Crossovers,
SUVs,
Minivans
Available Sizes15”, 16”, 17”, 18”, 19”, 20”
Made InUS,
Mexico,
Costa Rica
Labels3PMSF
Warranty70,000 miles
PricesCheck Price Section to See Possible Best Prices

Price

 The tire market has a dynamic price policy. Hence, in my point of view, sharing tire price is pointless.

Though, I’ve analyzed the top 10 brands of most popular tire brands.

Here are the dealers with a reasonable price range,

DiscountTire

  • Biggest dealer in the US. Founded in 1960
  • 1000 stores in 35 states. You most probably find one on your parallel street
  • Free rotation and balancing
  • 5% off for DiscountTire cardholders on online purchases
  • Highest-rated online tire dealer in Consumer Affairs
  • Almost all brands are available
  • Delivery takes 2-4 days (30% shorter average waiting time when you book online)
  • Frequent discounts and promotions

Bridgestone WeatherPeak: https://www.discounttire.com/buy-tires/bridgestone-weatherpeak

TireRack

  • Fast and Free shipping
  • Usually delivered in 1 day
  • Joint venture with DiscountTire(their installers and dealers are on your service)
  • Tons of installer options, and they also help you to choose the best one
  • Mobile installers in many areas, your tires will be replaced while you’re working in the office
  • Tire test results and comparisons can be found on the most product page
  • 4.6/5 points on Google rate

Bridgestone WeatherPeak: https://www.tirerack.com/tires/bridgestone-weatherpeak

SimpleTire

  • Free shipping
  • Delivered in 2 days
  • Verified shops near you(for mount and balance)
  • Mobile installation option
  • 7 million customers since 2021
  • 4.7/5 points on Google rate
  • Top-notch customer service, you may even request a price match

Bridgestone WeatherPeak: https://simpletire.com/brands/bridgestone-tires/weatherpeak

Amazon

  • Fast and free shipping (mostly in a day)
  • Get your tires shipped to a selected service center or get them installed at home or work (how does it work?)
  • Installation on Mavis Discount Tire (15$ per tire) 
  • Installing new stem valves supplied by pro
  • Balancing your tires
  • Road/safety test
  • Since Amazon provides wholesale and affordable prices, they don’t offer a road hazard warranty

Bridgestone WeatherPeak: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=bridgestone+weatherpeak

While choosing dealers, I especially pay attention to reliability. All of the dealers on this list have 15-20 years of experience in the online tire business. Therefore, I can guarantee a smooth and fast tire-buying process.

Conclusion

Bridgestone WeatherPeak is an extremely well-balanced tire if you’d like to combine trustworthy winter and wet performance with satisfying on-road manners. You can check the below table for summary information.

Bridgestone WeatherPeak
Best forQuiet & smooth highway driving,
long-lasting rubber,
slush and light snow traction,
squishy regions,
ProsComfortable & quiet drive,
Wet traction,
Slush traction,
Snow traction
ConsNot a best tire if decent winter traction isn’t your priority
VehicleSedans,
Crossovers,
SUVs,
Minivans
Available Sizes15”, 16”, 17”, 18”, 19”, 20”
(Check if it fits your vehicle)
Made InUS,
Mexico,
Costa Rica
Labels3PMSF
Warranty70,000 miles
PricesDiscountTire:
Check Price

TireRack:
Check Price

SimpleTire:
Check Price

Amazon:
Check Price

Take-Home Points,

  • XL sizes tend to carry more load and offer better handling. Hence, they might be a better pick for bigger vehicles( XL vs SL tires)
  • Please pay attention to the load range and speed index. These metrics are essential if you expect decent tread life
  • There isn’t a bad tire in the market right now, you should just know what to expect from tires

A side note here: If you’d like to get local advice and find the best fit for your driving habits, location, and road conditions DiscountTire – Treadwell Tire Guide can give you masterpiece recommendations.

I hope the article was helpful. Leave a comment if you need any further support. Have a safe ride folks!

Questions & Answers

Q1: Hi, I have a 2017 CRV and haven’t been very impressed with the OEM Bridgestone Ecopia: they don’t seem to have the best grip. I’d like an all-weather tire that gets me through the occasional snow here on Long Island NY (winters are not what they used to be). I was settling on the Michelin CrossClinate2 but there’s a Costco sale on the Weatherpeak. Not too many reviews on the Weatherpeak, but I didn’t come away from the TireRack comparison thinking that the Weatherpeak was a much better-handling tire than the CrossClimate2, I see that you noted that the Weatherpeak was best for aggressive drivers, which suggests it’s more of a performance tire: it is that much better than the CrossClimate2 as far as handling? Does it compare to the rain and snow?
Thanks for any thoughts you can share.

Follow-up: Just a follow-up: I wonder if the V-rated Crosstour might be a nice middle-ground between that and the Weatherpeak? That happens to be the one that’s currently in stock at Costco.

Answer: Since you’re living in Long Island NY, Michelin Crossclimate 2 & Bridgestone WeatherPeak could be a bit severe for your conditions. As far as I know, December, January, and February are the months you need winter traction. 

Even though both tires will fit your conditions, I can’t see any reason to sacrifice a smooth ride. I suppose that the light-snow traction will be high enough for you. Here are my recommendations for you,

If you insist on all-weather tires,

  • Goodyear Assurance WeatherReady
  • Vredestein Quatrac Pro

If the 3PMSF doesn’t matter to you which I think is better,

  • Michelin Primacy Tour A/S
  • Vredestein HiTrack All-Season

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