- Is the WeatherPeak a true all-weather tire?
- Yes. It carries the Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake symbol, so it is rated for severe snow and legal in winter-tire states, unlike a standard all-season tire.
- How does it compare with Bridgestone's Blizzak winter tire?
- The Blizzak grips better on ice and deep snow. The WeatherPeak is close in light snow and far better in warm weather, so it can stay on the car all year.
- How does it compare with the Turanza all-season?
- The WeatherPeak adds snow capability and cold-weather grip. The Turanza is a little sharper in steering and may last longer in mild climates.
- Will it fit my car?
- This size is 235/45R18 with a 94 load index and V speed rating, a common fitment on mid-size sedans and sport sedans. Check your door placard or owner's manual for the required size and load rating.
- Can I use it in summer?
- Yes. It is designed for year-round use, and its warm-weather wet and dry grip holds up better than a winter tire's.
- How many tires come with one order?
- Tires are normally sold individually, so order four for a full set unless the listing states otherwise.
- Where is the Bridgestone WeatherPeak 235/45R18, All Weather, Touring tires. cheapest?
- At Tiremart, for $223.99, as of our latest check.