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YOUR RESEARCHAll-season/All-weather/Grand Touring tire recommendations?
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Test pretty well as an all around tire
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They have tested pretty well as an all around tire.
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Run 235/40 front, 265/35 rear on my 4S for shoulder season when it is too cold to run PS2.
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I love their all season run flat Scorpions on my Q7.
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Run 235/40 front, 265/35 rear on my 4S for shoulder season when it is too cold to run PS2.
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The set i have rub on my front fender liners because the car is lowered.
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Im not looking for maximum grip in the dry, Im mostly looking for comfort and a quiet tire, long-lasting, and also grip in the wet and a tire that will be ok in light snow if need be, but not a snow tire. Any recommendations?
Limited experience since I've only used them through this fall/winter but I've been very happy with the newest Pirelli P Zero AS Plus 3. They have tested pretty well as an all around tire. Can't speak to longevity but with a 560 AAA rating it should last pretty long compared to a summer performance tire that is in the 300 region.
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/pirel...BoC4HYQAvD_BwE
Comes down to what type of drive you want.
I run Michelin All Season 4S tires in my 996.2 in the cold weather months. Its a great all around tire with great steering response and performance on dry and wet pavement. Average in the snow but that's fine with me.
I put the Continental DWS6 on my daughter's Crosstrek. Another great tire for grip and year round driving in bad weather. Better in the snow than the Michelins.
Pirelli P Zero AS Plus 3 is also a great tire. I just put a set on my sister in-laws Lexus. Its a softer more quiet ride. Great in the bad weather, but I havent pushed it to see it's grip in dry weather for performance. I suspect it's very good since Pirreli has been making great tires. I love their all season run flat Scorpions on my Q7.
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I have the Conti dws6+ as a cold weather set. They r a real good tire and did the Tail of the Dragon on a wet Nov day and they were great. The set i have rub on my front fender liners because the car is lowered. I think i followed the advice of someone on the board and the tire has a little more sidewall then stock for a softer ride. If u r midatlantic area i might be talked into selling them for a good price so i can get something smaller? I can mount and balance on your rims too.
Three votes. I have the previous version
Run 235/40 front, 265/35 rear on my 4S for shoulder season when it is too cold to run PS2.
Grip is more than adequate for street use.
I�ve got the same setup. Been happy with the tire so far. Originally got them as a cold weather tire only but since my Michelin PS2s are 6 yo may just run them all year. have only one set of wheels so changing them out is a pain.
Because of limited available of all seasons in .2 sizes, I downgraded to 17" base wheels with Conti DWS 06+. They've been great and are more comfortable with the thicker sidewall.
Another vote for Conti DWS 06+.
I�ve been running them on my Turbo for 6 months and very happy with them. My previous Conti EC Sport 02�s had a little better grip but wore out pretty quickly.
I have the DWS06+ on my Cayenne. They're very good on that car, fairly quiet although the fronts are getting a little louder at about 1/2 worn. They are not great in snow even with all wheel drive; they're very good otherwise.
As long as you don't expect the same traction and sidewall stiffness as a high performance summer tire you would be happy with these.
I'm running Conti DWS 06+ - the sidewalls are very soft compared to any other tire I've ever owned. I've found I need to run at least 39 psi in the rear avoid sidewall flexing. They hold pressure well and are amazingly quiet on smooth road. I will buy another set.
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