All season tire recs?

[G7019]

Switching out the pilot sports for the year (dynamic Awd w staggered) any reviews much appreciated. I’ve had continental extreme contact dws on previous cars.

 

[woofmang]

I have a set of Pilot Sport A/S 3+s that I got in the fall of 2019 that I like a lot. (I also bought a set of wheels for them because I wanted to go with a 225/45R18 square setup for the winter; pics here.) They're quiet, handle really well in dry conditions, handle as well as anything I've had in wet/light snow conditions, and they seem to be wearing well, too.

Here's a Tire Rack test video on them.

 

[G-899193]

I have a set of Pilot Sport A/S 3+s that I got in the fall of 2019 that I like a lot. (I also bought a set of wheels for them because I wanted to go with a 225/45R18 square setup for the winter; pics here.) They're quiet, handle really well in dry conditions, handle as well as anything I've had in wet/light snow conditions, and they seem to be wearing well, too.

Here's a Tire Rack test video on them.

Thanks so much for the rec! Seems like a solid choice for the A/S. Car looks great too!

 

[BadTrainDriver]

Switching out the pilot sports for the year (dynamic Awd w staggered) any reviews much appreciated. I’ve had continental extreme contact dws on previous cars.

OK, couple things...

#1. Are you looking for an all season tire?
#2. Do you run a winter specific tire from December through March?
#3. If yes to #2, why are you looking at all seasons?

 

[G7019]

OK, couple things...

#1. Are you looking for an all season tire?
#2. Do you run a winter specific tire from December through March?
#3. If yes to #2, why are you looking at all seasons?

Thanks. Yeah. Looking for all season. The summer tires are like butter but almost shot and I’ve had a few slippery calls in cold/snow of pa. Figure a nice all season will cover everything. I don’t run separate sets. The car came with pilot summer tires at purchase but realistically I won’t be changing tires out for seasons.

 

[G7019]

I have a set of Pilot Sport A/S 3+s that I got in the fall of 2019 that I like a lot. (I also bought a set of wheels for them because I wanted to go with a 225/45R18 square setup for the winter; pics here.) They're quiet, handle really well in dry conditions, handle as well as anything I've had in wet/light snow conditions, and they seem to be wearing well, too.

Here's a Tire Rack test video on them.

Thanks again for the help. I just purchased a staggered set of the Michelin all season 4. Tire guy told me the 3+ are out of stock in many sizes since people are snatching them up. The 4 is the replacement.

 

[csu87]

i ran the continental extreme contacts for a few years on my last car before switching to dedicated summer/winter tires.

If you have the space to store a set of tires, summer and winter are the way to go. Such a drastic improvement with winter tires over all seasons.