Bridgestone  WeatherPeak

I love this tire they are great on wet, snow and dry. It makes some noise because of treads but other than that I love it.

Still too new to rate for snow but wet traction and hydroplaning resistance is excellent. I had Firestone Champion Fuel Fighters on for 4 years before getting these and so far i am very impressed with the overall quality. It's been everything i have read in other reviews. I will post a winter review after i experience some snowy weather.

A seriously impressive tire at handling snow, even deeper snow. Really does perform like a winter tire. Exceeded my expectations.

Dry and wet performances are also excellent. Ride is very comfortable and a huge upgrade over the OEM Toyo A36.

After a year and 2 new England winters, hands down the best all season tire ever. Upgraded from Michelin cross climates which are good tire but they were unavailable last year….and the Bridgestones are better

I have owned this tire for about 1.5 months now. The Reno, NV area has experienced some of the heaviest snow and ice conditions that I have seen in the twenty years that I have lived here, shades of why we left the snow belt of Western New York and lake effect snow storms.
My Bridgestone Weather Peaks have not disappointed me in any way in all driving conditions.
I highly reccomend this tire and the service I received from Taggart at Tire Rack, along with the expert installation from Discount Tire here in Reno.

This is early in the game, so some attributes have not been tested, e.g. wear-and-tear, snow and
gas mileage with extra-inflation of tires.

There are three components to review- the tires, purchase on Tire Rack, install experience.

Tires,
Very smooth and quiet, right out of the box. Nice steering- not too loose and not too precise, right in the middle.
Very good traction in wet. Glides along almost like floating. I have not yet tested in heavy, sustained rain yet.
Dry traction performance similar to wet. Does reduce gas mileage significantly from the factory original
"low resistance" tires, i.e. 4-5mpg, at least at standard 35psi pressure. I have not tested yet at 38-40psi.

No test on anything winter, no indication on treadwear or how long tire retains its characteristics yet.
Overall, these reminds me of Turanza Quiettrack without the 500 mile break-in period for noise.

Tire Rack,
Best objective information in the business about tires; customer service connected to the company and to
the customer. High marks. Pretty good on shipping tires promptly and fresh tires, too (less than 6 months old).

I haven't had them long but really what I have seen. They hold up well in dry conditions when pushed, much better than I expected from a tire with a triple peak snow rating

Replaced the budget tires on my wife’s Mini with these. Completely transformed the car. Incredible grip in the wet and dry, although a bit noisy on the highway.

Ride and comfort are much improved. Highway driving is excellent. Will see how we do this winter.

I had previously used 3 sets of Michelin grand touring tires, which were the tires it came with from the factory. I decided to try these both for the better snow traction rating (which I can't test yet), and the overall feedback from other users. I was wondering if the slightly more aggressive tread pattern would cause more noise, but it doesn't. Even in a quiet car, I can't hear these tires make any noise audible above the wind noise, even at highway speeds. I definitely notice that these tires feel softer, and give a smoother ride, and transmit slightly less vibration from the road. There may be just slightly less feedback on harder cornering, but not enough to drop the rating. I don't drive very aggressively, but in some occasional hard cornering they stay stuck to the pavement, and in situations where the Michelins used to squeal from a stoplight or when accelerating around a corner, these don't. Traction seems to be a bit better all around. The softer / smoother ride is definitely noticeable, and I really like it, especially since cornering and handling do not seem to suffer at all as a trade-off. Only a couple thousand miles on them so far, and no winter weather yet, but I'm glad I bought these over what would have otherwise been a 4th set of Michelin grand touring tires.

Bridgestone nailed it with this tire! Comfortable ride with great traction. Cant wait to try these out in the snow!

Purchased a set of 4 BRIDGESTONE Weatherpeak tires for our FWD Sienna at the end of last winter. Was pleasantly surprised by their performance throughout the dry part of the season… they’re not super noisy at highway speeds & tread wear seems good / normal.
Wife caught a large screw in the tread that exited out the sidewall on one of the tires - required replacing the tire. Purchased replacement through tire rack.com & had it installed at the local tire shop. The 2 year road hazard guarantee covered the cost of the tire!
Had an opportunity to drive the tires on drifting & packed snow this winter - very predictable - great traction. Then everything froze over - every surface covered in thick ice. Very little tire spin when driven carefully & smoothly. Again, very predictable handling characteristics in the worst slippery conditions.

If you're looking at this tire it should be because you want a single tire to run year round through winter with light snow and summer. This is essentially a jack of all trades tire in order to not have to switch wheel sets for winter months in snow. If you are not expecting to see snow, do not get these; there are better all seasons for grip levels for strictly dry or wet. These do not perform as well in snow as dedicated winter tires. They do not have as much grip in dry as a lot of all seasons, and certainly not summer performance tires.

With that being said, for the role that they play, these tires are tremendous. I love driving spiritedly in the canyons, and I have definitely noticed a lot less dry grip. This is ok, and to put another perspective on it, it simply makes the car more playful at a slower speed. I do not have space for a second set of wheels and tires for snow, otherwise I would do that, and have more summer oriented tires. When it does snow, simply slow down and these will hook up and get you through any light snow. I do not have experience in anything over about 10" of snow, but I would be very careful at that point. In light snow these are very dependable for grip. The benefit to this tread pattern, is that it is not directional. This means that it is not biased towards acceleration forwards or backwards. This means braking is exceptional. Decreasing speed is much more important than increasing speed. Be aware of this when choosing tires.

Again, this is a specific tire for those that need a true 4 season potential. It does nothing great, but for my situation, that is absolutely ideal. I cannot speak to tread wear, i have only done 7k miles, and they perform as new, and appear as such. I cannot speak to deep snow, or ice traction. No noticeable road noise.

Have been surprised at how these tires are wearing. The BMW Dealership said that all tires are wearing the same which is unusual on a BMW. Tires handle well and are quiet so far. I would recommend these tires.