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Best All Season Tire with these goals in mind...?

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4gfun

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Dec 10, 2007
Ask Me, Virginia
I'd like an all season tire that is very good in snow/rain, preferably low rolling resistance, and has high tread wear.

Dry traction and dry handling can take a back seat.

The car is stock and will stay stock for a long time. My GVR4 has dedicated snow tires, but the 1g is my daily and if I accidentally miss the forecast, fail to take the GVR4, and run into some snow/ice on my horrific commute I'd like to know that I made the right choice.

Thanks
 
The Michelin p s series are nice but, the price tag is heavy. It was my choice but my funds didn't allow it. P s series come on corvettes, porches and lambo's.
 
Well I have learned from past bad experience with using less expensive tires that your safety is first, so I never go cheap on tires after a few accidents that were tire related. Another choice would be Nitto Motivo. Nitto is one of my sponsors and I put the Motivo's on my GF G35 and they are worthy, just not PS AS3's.

Motivo - All-Season Ultra High Performance Radial
 
Kumho ASX's

Lots of grip for street use. Very nice tread design. I AX'd on them and they were "OK", but preformed great all around.
Cant beat the price.
 
i have alway liked hankook ipikes LOL. buddy of mine has run 10.4 with plus they where awsome then the car was stock. they are almost 2 years old and look new. they have like 20,000 miles on them.
 
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