so my older sister calls me today and said she needs 2 rear tires. one has a nail in it that got patched and the other is losing air pressure. she has a 2006 touring vert with 12,000 miles on it. now she does not drive it very often in the snow but some times she has to. and she would like some all season tires. I don't know which all seasons are good because in VA beach i just get straight high performance summer only. i just wanted to know what you guys are running and get some input. she has the stocks on the front and she wants to get 2 rear. i told her she might as well just get all 4 and be done with it.

she just sent me a link for these

 

get F1 A/s if they make it in your sizes. mixing a/s and summer tires will create 'fun' in the winter....and summer handling will suck too...

 

Blizzacks are the best..but they are most deffinately winter only...dont try to take a corner in dry pavement at speed in those suckers....lol

but on ice and snow...perfection is an understatement.

good luck man!

 

Michelin Pilot a/s

 

I run Bridgestone Potenza RE960AS in the winter. They're great for the little bit of snow we get around here. I actually look forward to the snow, because those tires make it so much fun to drive in the snow.

They're also good in the dry, although nowhere near the Goodyear F1 GS-D3's I run in the summer.

 

Eagle F1 All Season

I run these tires year round. Drag racing. Autocross. Very pleased.