All Season Tires for 2021 Mach 1 with Handling Package

[3rdRGR]

I think 40 degrees is the changeover point. I HIGHLY recommend two sets of wheels. Living in the north you'll change them twice per year and unless you work at a tire shop, you'll have to pay for the swap each time and have dudes jacking with your expensive wheels and tires that don't give a crap. There are very reasonable options for your winter set and gives you a lot more tire size flexibility. I went with Conti DWS's and though they are definitely squirmier than my bigger stickier (and harder riding) summers, I'm pretty happy with them so far.

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[rothrj91]

I have a set of four Cooper Zeon all-seasons on order.....will be installed next week. I will report back on how they perform in the cold and wet here in the PNW. I have the HP package and the Cup2's are scary un-drivable this time of year. The tramlining is dangerous as hell on some of the high-usage freeways and roads here.

How are the Cooper Zeon's treating you? Looking at these for my ride as well.

 

[DesertDog]

How are the Cooper Zeon's treating you? Looking at these for my ride as well.

I only have around 100 miles on them so far, as the snow has hit here east of Seattle. But so far I am very impressed. I've been on two-lane highways as well as the I-90 freeway with them and there is a world of difference between these and the Cup2's. The tramlining is totally gone with the Zeon's and I feel significantly more in control. I am not going to track the car, so I have no plans to change back. These are very good all-weather tires in my opinion.

 

[rothrj91]

Glad the Zeons worked out for both of you. I actually ended up going with the Goodyear Eagle Exhilarates. I have the 10" PP2 SP2 replica rims from LMR and the Exhilarates supposedly have similar wet and dry performance to the Pilot Sport A/S 4's and I was able to get them a little cheaper than the Zeons with some rebates. No plans to drive in the snow and that seems to be where the Exhilarates are most lacking. We'll see I guess once I get them mounted.

 

[stageron]

Yep.... I may very well need a 2nd set of rims... Will probably be cheaper and better for the factory rims, in terms of not subjecting them to the salt.

I have the non HP Mach with the optional wheels. I think I'm going with Michelin AS tires for winter. Levitown Ford has the base Mach 1 wheels for under $900 for the set. Gonna pick those up for the winter months. I like the idea of keeping the car completely stock.

 

[Firsttexan]

4S are summer tires which are rated well for rain but not when the temps go below mid-40s.

What he said .

 

[Firsttexan]

If you want a great all season tire. It's the following. But you won't find it in your size. May have to go with a different set of wheels for your winters.

Use the tire calculators at tire rack and discount. You will see what's available pretty quick.

Quite a few are on backorder.

https://www.discounttire.com/buy-tires/michelin-pilot-sport-all-season-4/p/89304

 

[Scat2018]

I want to get a 10” set of rims and 275-285 all season tires.want Something I can rotate

 

[rothrj91]

I want to get a 10” set of rims and 275-285 all season tires.want Something I can rotate

Money aside, it seems the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 4's are the absolute best you can get in an A/S. I went with the Goodyear Eagle Exhilarate's as they have really good reviews as well, but I saved over $400 over the Pilot Sport A/S 4's.

 

[Blufc3s]

I have the non HP Mach with the optional wheels. I think I'm going with Michelin AS tires for winter. Levitown Ford has the base Mach 1 wheels for under $900 for the set. Gonna pick those up for the winter months. I like the idea of keeping the car completely stock.

I’m thinking about these wheels as well to replace my PP wheels.

https://www.levittownfordparts.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=M-1007K-MACH1S

 

[Scat2018]

Like to find a square set. So you can rotate them

 

[RobZ71LM7]

Planning on 19x10 SVE SP2 wheels square setup with 275 or 285 Conti's DWS all seasons.

 

[dethmaShine]

Not sure I found an answer in this thread but did someone figure out the actual HP tires that are all season?

HP M1 is 305 & 315 with 30R and 19". This tire is not available by Michelin. What do folks use if not Michelin for their all seasons?

 

[Skye]

I went with a 19x10 square setup (LMR R357s), with 285/35/19 Michelin A/S 4s. While not the HP size, it affords me an A/S setup for cold days, allows me to easily change over from one tire to another and saves the original rims.

 

[Tmpst]

I’ve got the HP and been running conti DWP 275s on all 4 this whole winter and haven’t seen any real issues. For how I drive, they’ve handled great. I think I’ll try to get 285s the next go around just so that side wall isn’t stretched as far, but after 900 miles on them it’s probably just nerves than reality.

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