Our temperature swings being so dramatic are precisely why I decided against dedicated summer tires for my AM this time around. I used to run Pilot Sports on my last one and the problem was that it made driving at temperatures under ~7°C … well, not great. Also at colder temperatures, it can damage the tires as the compound isn’t made for that kind of cold.
I run UHP all-seasons (Continental ExtremeContact DWS06+) and it allows me to get way more use out of the car when the temperatures drop.
Whenever the Bridgestones on the Range are ready for replacement (assuming I even keep it that long since the tires are nearly brand new), I really want to throw a set of Michelin CrossClimate 2s on it, I’ve heard amazing things about them as an all-weather tire.
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-James
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Originally Posted by Azure
Typical dumb take.
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