All Season tires
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It's almost winter time, and it's October. For Germany that means it's time to break out the winter tires. I've decided to go with an All-Season for now in lieu of separated winter and summer tires, so I picked up a set of Michelin Pilot Sport A/S Plus. I was torn between these and the Yokohama S4 and have been debating the decision (read postponing) and today I get an email from TireRack.com that I'll get a $70 rebate for the Michelin, which about evened them up in price, and I think the Michelin looked nicer so I pulled the trigger. Does anyone else run all season tires? If so which ones do you use?
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Same tires here....outstanding for three seasons, but I will swap for Blizzak WS60 in the depth of the Michigan winter. Haven't tried the A/S Plus in the deep snow, but I wouldn't want anything less than the Blizzaks.
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It's almost winter time, and it's October. For Germany that means it's time to break out the winter tires. I've decided to go with an All-Season for now in lieu of separated winter and summer tires, so I picked up a set of Michelin Pilot Sport A/S Plus. I was torn between these and the Yokohama S4 and have been debating the decision (read postponing) and today I get an email from TireRack.com that I'll get a $70 rebate for the Michelin, which about evened them up in price, and I think the Michelin looked nicer so I pulled the trigger. Does anyone else run all season tires? If so which ones do you use?
I was surprised that my Nokian WRG2s were NOT the best, after all. And they are terrific in snow, wet and on dry pavement.
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I have been using the A/S and the A/S Plus. They have been awesome tires, high performance and long lasting.