Don't put too much bearing on the UTQG rating. These numbers are issued by the tire manufacturer itself to compare between tires that they produce.

I.E., You can't compare a Bridgestone and a Michelin. Bridgestone's 300 rating might equal Michelin's 200. There is no standard to abide by when rating tires when it comes to the UTQG rating.


As for the original question, you can't go wrong with the Pilot Sport A/S.

 

I really like my BF Goodrich KDW2. I've gotten pretty good wear from them so far and they do pretty well for their price point. Plus they are cheaper for the sizes I need LOL

 

The KDW2's are a great 3 season tire.

You can't argue with the pricing either.

 

Thanks for the posts everybody. I live in Indiana and drive back to Michigan pretty often, so I'm realizing I'll have to just sack up and buy two sets of tires...snow tires for the winter, and performance tires for the spring, summer, and fall.