Only had these one winter in NH, so I can't say how long they last. These are really good tires for winter driving.

Great tire in cool conditions.. Don't use these during summer months. I did for awhile started loosing a lot of tread.

These are mounted on a rear wheel drive 500hp car that is very light, so some of the action I will speak to would not be what an average driver would or should see from them. First, I had these studded and I drive hard and show them no mercy. The rear tires after one season lost about a third of the studs from tire slippage. I think the compound of the tires are a little soft to mount studs in, they ripped out small chunks of the tire at the stud sites I have had other brands with studs and not seen this much loss. The ride is great and the cornering is great on dry pavement. That is after they had some miles on them the felt greasy when brand new. In deep water they pull but are manageable. Snow is very nice to drive in with these but in my opinion these take second place in winter tires. The Hankook winter I-pikes studded are hands down the best. Tread life of these tires are about what should be expected for a winter tire (soft compound). great tire for the money. They were definitely not a quiet tire but that I believe that was all due to the studs.

Two winters with these tires (I had them studded) so far, and they work great. We live on a dirt road with a terrible incline that gets super icy and I haven't had any problems, these tires have handled excellent. They are a bit noisy but that's to be expected from a studded tire.

Great tires. No worries when my wife is out and about.

We live in northern Michigan. Got the tires right before winter, made a long trip 900 Miles. Tires were very quiet for the first 4000miles. Noticed a little more road noise after that but very bearable. Traction in the wet and snowy roads were very good. As good as blizzaks in my opinion. We have roughly 9k on them now.

This tire has everything I wanted in a tire. Living in the Northeast we have to deal with all types of road conditions. Our state is undertaking several large scale and expensive infrastructure repair projects so secondary and tertiary state roads are only getting minimal repairs. These are the roads me and my family have to use. The Cooper Weather Master WSC is the best tire I've found as yet for displacing water and reducing hydroplaning, yes we have long puddles (or ponding) that occurs throughout the year. They displace slush well also. It's not as good as the Weather Master ST/2 IN snow but with warmer winters the snow melts quickly and you guessed it, slush and more puddles! Being that the Cooper Weather Master WSC is made out of softer rubber compounds it helps retain vehicle control on frozen surfaces as well.

Western New York gets a lot of snow, I used to run snow tires in winter and swap them out in late spring. These tires give me peace of mind in almost any conditions so I can use them all year.

Awesome tires

Very good tires so far had in deep snow in a field cutting wood very good traction and wet roads as well ill buy a nother set.