AS Tires for stock rims and suspension?

[Beltonius]

Summer's rolling on here in NE Pennsylvania and while the stock tires have worked fine for me in the rain since I got the car mid-may, I'm concerned about how they'll do once there's some snow on the ground.

Winters out here shouldn't be too crazy (at least compared to the Massachusetts winters I'm used to driving arond in with my old Corolla, no ABS/TCS etc) but I don't see 'performance summer tires' holding up at all.

I have neither space to store a spare set of wheels nor the interest in swapping between summer/winter tires so, naturally, I'm looking into getting some good All-seasons put onto my stock rims. I'd prefer something at/around stock tire size and ideally at or under $600 for a set of 4, but all suggestions are welcome.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Vord]

it would do you well to also look around for online tests and read reviews. Due to the lack of all-season's performance, I would suggest you get the stickest ones to make up for the lack of summers.

Sucks you don't want to swap, swaping tends to be the best way to deal with these kinds of situations! Goodluck.

 

[jbiird317]

i had the extreme contacts on my bimmer. I lived near the poconos and was fine to drive all year long except on the absolute worst snowy days, but then no one drives anyway, so it was fine

also, I had a dunlop snow tire and got almost no tire life, barely 2 winters, so those dont get my vote by far