In cold dry the tyre had decent grip and handling, however once it was warmer, more than 10-15 Celsius, it started to lose some grip, in extreme condition around 18-23 celsius which is summer tyre temperature I experienced its limit and my brake distance was also increasing. Rain and water was not a problem as long as you avoid driving directly into larger puddles. Road feedback is not very great, but it is subjective, I had the tyres in a very tough sport suspension so it was a completely empty feel but not uncomfortable, but its not a sporty tyre anyway. Wear seems good so far its not losing patterns very quickly, tho I only have them for 2 seasons. Snow and Ice experience is not exist. Comfort was OK but once it got a little warmer it become super loud, it wasn't a good experience. I would probably buy the tyre again, but not for this car, its decent for passenger cars but not so much for sporty cars.

Worst tire ever! DO NOT BUY!
I got paranoid everytime the roads were wet. 0 handling, 0 grip. Before these ones I had on Sava eskimo's that had about 40k km on them and I swear that those old sava's had better grip than these c**p Toyo tires.

I wonder how some reviewers can mention that this tyre has good snow performance? It's absolutely rubbish. Last winter I got stuck twice in little layer of snow and that never happened before. For cold and wet weather it's fine and also nice handling. More stable than my Vredestein hitrac summer tyres. But forget about it in the snow. Maybe on a small vehicle it will work but don't use them on any midsize sedan. Ice? I still have nightmares... I bought now studded Toyo's and will review them coming winter.

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When i bought the tyre(2016) the tyre had approximate 9 mm profile, today (2020) the fourth winter the profile is approximate 7.6 - 7.9 mm.

Positive
good on fuel consumption
very good snow grip
very good handling on snow grip
good handling on wet grip
good handling on dry grip

Negative
pretty noisy, in special in curves

This was the tyres who were fitted on the car as i bought it. Were pretty good in the dry and wet and i would say good in snow and ice. they wore average as i've got a commited driving style, combined mostly with twisty country roads. They have hold on for 10K miles on front and 20k on rears (kept the rear in hot summer).
Rolling resistance is good for winter tyres (5,5l/100km or 42mpg)
Conclusion: good value for the price with stong points for wet handling