The 2016 Honda CR-V I bought February of 2020 from a Honda dealer came with a new set ( all 4 ) of BF Goodrich Advantage T/A sport with the three peak mountain snow-flake symbol rating. Tirerack did a winter rating of several tires and these rated an 8.9 and the latest and greatest Bridgestone Blizzak WS 90 rated a 9.3 in winter performance. So while these did not rate as high as the dedicated Blizzak winter tire that you literally can not run in warm weather without wearing the out, they rated close to being as good as the Blizzak.
We had very little snow the last winter, but one day when there was snow still left in a big asphalt parking lot with no cement dividers in-front of each parking spot, I did some stops and acceleration and turns to see how well they gripped in snow. For the last 30 years I drove only Blizzaks on all 4 tires on every vehicle we had in the winter so I know how well they stick to the road in bad winter conditions ( even on slick ice when other vehicles are sliding off the road into curbs, center road dividers, and other vehicles ). These BF Goodrich had plenty enough traction in snow. I had to go out of my way to get them to brake loose. And we live on a hill and all winter I had no problems parking or pulling out when we had snow. Although my CR-V is AWD. I would say that Tirerack rated these correctly. They are not as impossible to cause them to break loose in snow as the dedicated winter Blizzaks are, but if you do not drive like a fool in winter conditions they have more than enough winter traction to keep you safe. Note I did not have any opportunity to drive on slick iced over roads last winter, but these tires do have a lot of small zig-zag slots built into them to give them some grip on ice. All in all I like them in the winter, and also in wet and dry. Its been months since I read the Tirerack reviews and I do not know if you can still access them, but you might look. Also look on YouTube.
The fairly new three peak mountain snow-flake symbol rating for all season tires is a new rating indicating that the tire has a new level of winter performance previously not available in all-season tires. So what ever all season you buy, if you want good winter performance, be sure it has that symbol.
The sport in the name means they also perform well in warm weather.
My sister in law has a set of these BF Goodrich on her Murano and she swears by them also. And She bought a set of them for the 2013 RAV4 AWD they recently bought for there son to use when he starts college in the snow-belt area of Cleveland.
This BF Goodrich is good for winter, good for wet, and good for summer.
My CR-V is the first vehicle I have owned that I did not buy a second set of rims and winter tires for. And if I wear out the set of BF Goodrich on it now I will buy a similar set to replace them. And the hills around Pittsburgh are nothing you want to drive in the winter without good winter tires.
