My experience is that there is no such thing as an 'all-season' tire, there are too many compromises with them, so they do nothing well.
Just get a set of the CHEAPEST snow tires you can find for the winter (on steel wheels), and good hi-performance tires with decent wet traction and treadwear rating. you will be much happier in the long run, and your good alloy wheels will not get wrecked from salt or sliding into curbs.
My 2 cents... |