There is a new tire category that is supposed to be the best of both worlds called All-Weather tires. They are close to winter tires in snow performance, great in rain, plus wear like an all season tire so they can be left on your car all year.
I just put All-Weather Michelin CrossClimate2's on my SUV and am excited about the snow next week to have a chance to see if they are as good as all of the reviews and YouTube videos make them out to be.
They passed the rain test, just drove across the Ohio turnpike in steady to heavy rain going above the speed limit the whole time.
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Reply to Winter driving in PA all seasons vs Snow tires. What do you have and why? by RemoteStatement
There is a new tire category that is supposed to be the best of both worlds called All-Weather tires. They are close to winter tires in snow performance, great in rain, plus wear like an all season tire so they can be left on your car all year.
I just put All-Weather Michelin CrossClimate2's on my SUV and am excited about the snow next week to have a chance to see if they are as good as all of the reviews and YouTube videos make them out to be.
They passed the rain test, just drove across the Ohio turnpike in steady to heavy rain going above the speed limit the whole time.