RumbleN

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i ran Pirelli P6 4Seasons on hard packed ice, and snow. they were great, and not too bad on the street either.

Cabo

Conti's (Extreme Contacts) get my vote.

They were impressive in the ice and snow (for an all season).



Cabo

gh0stch1ld

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Toyo Tires Proxy 4s

modvp

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I also have the Falken Zeix 512 but my evo has never seen snow/ice. However, they do work really well in the rain and when the temp gets at or below freezing. My neighbor has them on his Mazda 3 and he is very impressed with their winter performance.

ashton13

Next week im getting either Toyo Proxes 4, Hankook V4 ES, or the p-zero... its a hard decision im leaning towards the Hankooks for $95 a tire.

porque

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+1

These are great. Good dry grip and great in rain and snow. I ran these through all kinds of conditions on my WRX and was always impressed

EVOIXMR8916

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Fireball

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Conti Extreme's for me too. They were awesome. They plowed through this:

Kordwood

BF Goodrich Traction TA?

EVOL 8

Don't have to worry much about snow here (but it happens out of nowhere at times). I'm about to pick up some Kumho MXs.

mdosu

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I have PZero M&S as well. great rain tire as well!

The price to quality ratio is perfect for this tire.

number 8

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Yokohama AVS winter sport.

hokiruu

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I'm also in the market for some high performance all season tires for the evo. i want something that i can still drive pretty aggressively in the dry (stiff sidewalls) and can handle snow very well.

Basically this winter the evo is going to be commuted with, and taken on long snowboard trips from Northern NM to Summit County, CO. This means lots of highway miles, hard carving (as much as the tire's limitations will allow) the mountain roads if it's dry or just wet, and mobbing through fresh snow near the resorts.


Edit: I meant Toyo Proxes 4 vs. Advan S.4 vs Pirelli PZero Nero

Which of thses would you choose? The Toyo tread pattern looks like it would be better suited for spirited driving. Tires available through TireRack would be a plus, since I have some perks to buy through them.

FJF

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I run them on my Winter car. Their traction in snow is good (I'm a tough costumer), but not to the level of a dedicated snow tire. They really aren't bad in the dry and they seem to last. I'll be buying another set when these wear out.