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Originally Posted by Ryan Coke
How are blizzaks on a more “performance” car? I just ordered some Michelin pilot alpins (same as what I am replacing) and I found them a good tire that preserved the handling on my car through the winter. I don’t want to go to a tire that gives my car a squirmy feel, which I’ve had on some previous winters I’ve used.
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In my opinion Alpins and Conti WinterContact are the way to go if you're doing a lot of winter driving on dry roads in a performance car. I don't think they are a great choice if you only have one car, and I leave those tires in the garage on really dicey days.
I tried Pirelli Sottozeros as well. I didn't like them as much, but they came on the car so I never got to try them new.