I have had this tire for 7 years.
I still believe it will get me through the winter this year.
I always put them on around December and take them off as soon as the first negatives start towards the end of February.
Winter tires, anyway, require attention, meaning no high speeds and not on hot days because they are soft and get burned.
If you take care of them, they will last you many winters.
They need to be stored in a shaded warehouse.
In the snow, even though the car is rear-wheel drive, they performed great and took me up to Kaimaktsalan and Pisoderi.
If I need winter tires next year, I will definitely put these on again

Excellent tire for snow, it got me through both ice and soft snow without any problems. However, it performs average on dry roads and is slightly noisy. On wet roads, they don't inspire confidence to go fast like summer tires would. The biggest downside for me is the increased fuel consumption, about 0.1-0.2 liters per 100 kilometers compared to good summer tires. They are good for someone who needs them for 3-4 months and only drives a few kilometers regularly in the snow.