Kevin deleon

Looking for a new set of tires for all season , want the best grip and bang for the buck?

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Conti DWS or Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3+

Dallas J

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+1 on Conti DWS if you think you'll see snow but dont want snow tires. Though your location says New Orleans, dont think you see much snow there?

Danielbo91

I would say get some BRIDGESTONE POTENZA RE97AS very good tire for all season

patric78

In my opinion there is no really good all season tire, way better get a set of summer and a separate set of winter tires.

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Not all places get snow in the winter, or have a super hot summer. All seasons have their place. And modern all seasons do a very good job at what they're designed to do.

Dallas J

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Some people have no interest in dealing with multiple sets of tires.

Bhsj13

My nitto motivo's are doing well. i like them.

nic411

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i've tried general, nittos, bfgs, and now michelin. these pilot sport as3+ are my favorite out of all of them followed by the bfgs.

codgi

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I have the Potenza RE970AS right now on the VIII and love them. 1st time I'm back on AS on that car since for years I had separate summer/winter tires.

barneyb

Since you're living in New Orleans I'm kinda wondering about your need for all season tires. Do you venture North during winter? On the other hand, I just removed the OEM tire and installed snow tires and notice no difference in handling. I find this amazing. The last set of snow tires I owned turned the car into a school bus. Are the same improvements happening to all season tires? I always think of them as Sam's Club specials.

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Yes, the ultra high-performance class of all season tires are really good. Obviously not a summer tire, but they certainly don't turn the car into a dump truck.