GrimmCanuk

So I just wanted to add to this thread. After over a year of having the tires, they're still amazing in the second season.
 
It's been a really slippery season this year and these Toyos have done extremely well on the slippery roads. 

Hey guys! I recently purchased a full set of Toyo GSI 5 studless tires for my Crossroad, and they're the best set I've ever used on a vehicle. They are, in my opinion, the best for SUVs. Awesome deep tread, tons of room for snow and slush to escape. More aggressive looking. 
 
However, I did downgrade from 225/55 R19 to the 225/65 R17 for the bigger sidewalls. 
 
Snow grip - 5
Ice grip - 4 1/2
Handling - 5
Noise - 4 (in town) 3 (highway)
 
Living in the cold snowy reaches of northern Canada, the stock Kuhmo all-weather tires on the 2016 DJ are no good, you might as well be falling off a cliff when you try to stop on a spit of ice with those tires. They couple extremely well with the AWD feature, making driving in heavy snow and slippery ice a breeze! Just don't forget to drive for the conditions. Blazing through a snow packed slippery tight corner at 60mph is gonna land you in the ditch even if you have the best tires in the world!
 
Highly recommend taking a look at them.
 
https://www.toyotires.ca/tires/observe-gsi5-passenger-cars-minivans-suv-s-and-light-trucks
 
And if you live in Manitoba I highly suggest getting them on the MPI Winter tire program ( https://www.mpi.mb.ca/en/Rd-Safety/Winter-Tires/Pages/winter-tire-program-overview.aspx ) as the total cost of steel rims, tires, tpms, and installation was $1950CAD, and the program will cover up to $2000CAD. I probably could have found a better price online but no one in town other than my local dealership had decent pricing. Plus I didn't want to pay freight on tires. 
 
Will post pics after I get off work!
 
 

I bet you could, its not that hard now that i got it all figured out it would be 1000 times easier now since theres help and a guide.

You definitely should have chosen a different vehicle if you need it to perform in those conditions and want to equip it with all that stuff. You will find none of that specifically for the DJ.