Summer vs All-season

[ohioan]

Bought a set of rims for either all-season or summer.

Summer would be

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And all-seasons would be

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I'm in Cleveland, so dedicated snow tires are a must, but will all-seasons be better in place of the summers of these two tires?

(stash)

 

[H3br3w_Ham3r]

What are your intentions and driving style? Do you like to auto cross or do any track days? If you are going to have a dedicated snow tire I don't see the need for an all season.

 

[freeflyfreak]

If you have snow tires I would go with the summers.

I would also read this before you buy:
http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews...res_take_on_the_michelin_ps2-comparison_tests

 

[Mr_Boom]

If you want the best grip possible year-round, and you already have a separate set of winter tires, I would go summer. If you don't feel like having to switch tires/wheels and want a tire that offers consistent (not the best) grip year-round, go all-season. The wet & dry handling abilities of the summer tire are far superior to the all-season tire....in warm weather. It's whatever floats your boat.

 

[ohioan]

Cool, ENOUGH SAID!!!!!!!!!!!!



I'll get summer. I plan to maybe go track day a couple times. Makes sense that I have a set for winter, so go all-summer instead of all-season... just need more opinions then my own

(drive)

I'll let you know how it works out