I wear these tires on a 2006 Subaru Forester. The last time I put them on was in 2019 and since then they have done over 140,000 kilometers. Their use was about half asphalt kilometers and the other half dirt with very sharp stones. I have never been left without a tire nor have they let me down on slippery or dry pavement despite the sporty driving I do. So today I bought these again (G015) because while there are clearly very good tires on the market today, I believe these are top-notch for the characteristics that the company rightly promotes (notably, even today when I changed them, their tread is over 4mm)

Excellent tire. Since 2009 (back then it was the G012, in recent years it's been the G015), I have been using it on my Subaru Forester 2009. It goes everywhere, including in the snow without chains. I wouldn't change it for anything.

In Honda CRV, I have tried various brands before returning to these. For me, the best in all conditions. At least in this car, I won't put other tires again.

In dry conditions, they have a pretty good grip, but they slip when you push them. In the snow, I really didn't expect it, it's like wearing blankets at least. However, where they struggle a lot, and the reason why I wouldn't buy them again, at least for my maybe more aggressive driving style, is in wet conditions where they are dangerously slippery. The car not only skids but also slides with all four wheels (Suzuki Vitara 2018), especially on bad wet asphalt, you have to turn with extreme caution, I haven't experienced this with any other tire. For dirt and mud, I never had any problems and they are particularly resistant to rocks.

Well guys, I bought these after wearing the G012 on my Daihatsu Terios. The grip is incredible on wet roads, just as good on dry ones! On muddy trails that I intentionally went into, I had no problems at all and had quite a bit of fun! It climbed on slippery rocks, of course, and finally, this year in the snow, with 20 inches of snow, the tire performed exceptionally well to the point where I didn't need to engage four-wheel drive at all (tip: my parking lot is downhill and there are parked cars across from it). The noise is normal as well as the fuel consumption for this type of tire. The G015 inspires confidence!!

I wear them on a KIA sportage 2 and truly the tire for someone who wants something decent on both on and off road is a one-way street! Definitely on asphalt the noise and consumption are increased but in off-road and difficult weather conditions it will never let you down.

I have them on a 1999 Toyota Hilux 4x4. I bought it in 2018 with tires from 2011, and now it's 2020 and they have lasted 11 years. That's a lot of years, but they haven't had any issues. I will put the same ones on again, and we'll see each other in another 10-11 years

Change 1/21 from G012 that lasted securely for 6 years, with off-road loading. Impressive grip on snow in Tucson, the snow flake marking is unique in heavy snow and ice, and comfortable on snow trips as I found out

Tires that get you out clean from any difficult situation. I replaced them after six years and got the same ones. I wear them on a daihatsu terios and the routes are both on asphalt and dirt. The only downside is the noise at high speeds. However, it is a tire literally all weather