I have a Fiat Sedici with tire dimensions 205/60/16. Since there are no all-terrain tires available in this size, I bought this specific one (which is expensive precisely because it is not a common size). Today, I have driven 55,000 km with these tires in less than three years, only having to change them once. Here's what I have to say: 1. They don't tear easily (they even offer a one-year warranty even if it tears due to our own fault). 2. They reach 60,000 km with full dignity (I have a family with children and I don't want to take any risks). Although we are in the heart of winter, and I am considering a change (if it were spring, I wouldn't consider it at all), for now, I have no indication that they will let me down. 3. They are highly durable tires, but for light off-road conditions. Don't expect miracles in mud. 4. They perform decently in snow. With four-wheel drive, I never thought about putting on chains. As long as there is no ice or the snow is not frozen/packed, even many snow tires struggle. 5. The noise they produce is not annoying in any way. 6. Even though I increased the size by one click, I didn't notice a significant increase in fuel consumption at reasonable speeds. My car doesn't have a 6th gear, so, as with other (road) tires, it starts to lose grip a bit at speeds above 110 km/h. However, this is a matter of the 6th gear and not the tire. Additionally: I also have the same tire on a Jimny that I drive, with which I have done about 10,000 km. Things change there because the philosophy of the Jimny is much more rugged than the Sedici/SX4, so I believe that the G015 tire does not allow the vehicle to reveal its strengths (especially in mud). In summary, if someone is more oriented towards off-road routes, then I would recommend something more "wild". However, for an SUV primarily used on asphalt, snow, and relaxed off-road routes, the tire is excellent.