Eu am AT-uri all season (yokohama geolandar g015), foarte multumit. Am fost si la schi iarna asta, drumuri necuratate, n-am avut probleme. La franare pe zapada parca lasa putin de dorit, dar nici michelin-urile vechi de iarna nu erau grozave.
I just replaced all 5 on my Forester, BF Goodrich All Terrains, for AU $1250, so about US $840 at Costco.
I have the Nokian Encompass AW02 a very similar style tire but cheaper. Been happy with them so far. Was recommended at discount tire for my Subaru Forester. If you want another option...
I live in Alabama, recently bought a set of Pirelli Scorpion All-Season Plus 3 tires. I love them, they are quiet, ride and handle really well, and are very good in the rain. They are above average in the snow, so if you don’t get a lot of snow I would highly recommend them. They are cheaper then some the competition but a very good tire.
I got nearly 70K miles out of my CC2's. That's pretty economical. I did go with Goodyear Assurance WeatherReady 2's this time just because I stacked incentives (USAA = 25% off, Goodyear credit card offered $200 rebate). They were really good in this recent NY storm.
Falken PRO G5 CSV on my xt and wife's sonata. Pleased so far
I have Michelin Defender2s on my '19. They are great tires. I don't really see any snow, but they do great in the rain. They ride well, are pretty grippy for all-seasons and handle 80mph on the highway with 0 issues.
other than being louder than the stock bridgestone turanza that replaced my forester's tires, can't compain about the performance on the road. going 30k now and still has alot of meat.
I have them on my 23 Forester and wish I had went with a different tire but that's simply my personal situation. The CC2 isn't a bad tire by any means. I've drove with them in our last snow storm which ended up dumping 6 inches and they didn't lose traction unless I made it and even then they'd recover traction within 2 seconds if I wasn't hooning it. My main reason for wanting something like the Defender 2 series is thr mpg hit my forester took. I went from about 34 - 35 mpg down to barely able to sustain 30mpg and easily sitting between 28-29 mpg now.
My 22 came with Bridgestone ecopias. Worst snow performance ever.
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In March 2026, the ranking of tires for Subaru Forester on PartReview included 17 manufacturers. It is based on 75 reviews and 235 votes.
Last month, PartReview users preferred MICHELIN. 14% of positive votes went to this manufacturer.
In second place: tires YOKOHAMA — 10%.
Third place: Continental with 5% of the votes.
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