jallen0

I also have the Conti 295/40R21's on mine and have had zero issues with them in any area. I have a picture of them in a thread I started.

larryV

Have you driven them on snowy/slushy/icy conditions yet? I know they're rated well but I'd like to get an idea of what real world compromises there are versus going with real winter tires, especially with regards to braking performance.

jallen0

I have driven in in 2-3 inches of snow, slush, as well as 4-5 inches of rain water (flooding). Breaking handled well in all of these cases however to be honest the snow driving was only once when the vehicle was only a few days old so it was hard to really know it like I do now.

Being a person who has driven in snow most of my life I would not hesitate to use these tires as my year-round tire. If you are constantly in snow deeper than 6 inches then of course a dedicated snow tire is the best way to go.

Hope this helps.