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ugh MPSS OR CONTINENTAL EXTREMECONTACT DWS 06. I love my conti's I still have the older version but when they go I'm going with the DWS as they're all season tires and have been good to me.
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What are your priorities?
For me, comfort, low tire noise, long tire life and good day to day performance is what I'm after. I love my Primacy MXM4's by Michelin. 91W speed/load rating
75,000km warranty for the front, and half that for the rear (as we can't rotate tires due to the stagger setup).
I have a set of dedicated snows.
For me, comfort, low tire noise, long tire life and good day to day performance is what I'm after. I love my Primacy MXM4's by Michelin. 91W speed/load rating
75,000km warranty for the front, and half that for the rear (as we can't rotate tires due to the stagger setup).
I have a set of dedicated snows.
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I swapped the OEM Continental's with Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3's last year and I have to say I think they're great. Basically 3 season sport tires with excellent wet performance and they kinda work in snow (I have dedicated winter tires but there's always a risk of snow in late fall and early spring around here).
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I had those on my Audi (last car). Great tires - certainly a performance first sort of tire that's still pretty comfy/quiet. Not as quiet as the Primacy MXM4s I recommended, but the performance of the AS3s are better in the wet/dry than the tire I recommendedOriginally Posted by CGSColin
I swapped the OEM Continental's with Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3's last year and I have to say I think they're great. Basically 3 season sport tires with excellent wet performance and they kinda work in snow (I have dedicated winter tires but there's always a risk of snow in late fall and early spring around here).
Again to the OP, it comes down to your priorities. You can't have it all!
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Me too. I replaced rear tires with that type. I searched quite a bit and found that is super quiet tire. Quietness is always my first consideration.Originally Posted by MB Marko
ugh MPSS OR CONTINENTAL EXTREMECONTACT DWS 06. I love my conti's I still have the older version but when they go I'm going with the DWS as they're all season tires and have been good to me.



