Brsox10288

Well remember this car is not going to see much snow.. its not my daily what so ever. I have not driven it in almost a month and its not even winter yet!

JohnDoe1984

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You should get all seasons. I probably wouldn't go full winter tire in your situation. I'm not sure what winter is like in your area but Evo's are quite sure footed with good all seasons in snow and ice. As long as you don't have the summer rubber compound that gets too hard below about 50 degrees you'll be fine.

Go with the goodyear eagle GT's.

Like someone else said, the stock avan's are great but just about any all season will outperform them for at least 1/2 the year depending on where you live.

Smike

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The Advan compound was not designed to work in cold temps. You must got to an all-season or snow in the winter.

Brsox10288

Okay, well i needed to bring this thread back alive.. This is my situation.. I have 2 stock advans on the back of my car that need changed.. I have 2 235/45/17 hankook ventus v4 es tires on the front two wheels. Should I just stick with whats on the front, and order two of the same tire for the rear? These are stock rims by the way..

Smike

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https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...-vehicles.html

If you don' want to replace your TC....

Different brands or even different makes of tires will have slightly different specs. Run the same tire on all 4.

Brsox10288

I guess i will order two new tires to match the front tires

Neal@tirerack

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Best to keep all the same for most predictable handling.

Brsox10288

Yeah, hey what is the price for 2 of the hankook 235/45/17s ventus v4 es tires? pm me please