maxima8295
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I recently went with Michelin's Pilot All Season, 285/40 in the back and 275/40 up front. Should get me through the winter in case I want to drive it on a nice day in the winter.
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Taking the Pirelli’s off and putting continental contact extremes on. I’m a bit further north so wanted snow performance as well
Bluemustang
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Michelin Pilot Sport AS4 or Goodyear Exhilarate would be good options.
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Working on finding some AS4's
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Ordered wheels from Velgen, tires are ready, should have them all on the car in the next 2 weeks...I'll post when I do...
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Michelin Pilot Sport 4s are great above 50 degrees. For colder, I've driven both Pilot Sport A/S 3+s and now Pilot Sport 4 A/S, both are excellent, the 4 seems to have the factory claimed improvements. I'm also coming from Sport Cup 2 tires, and the PS4A/S is smoother, doesn't throw nearly as much debris, quieter (even the runflats that I ended up getting!), and they're not missing anything in traction. They might chirp every once in a while under aggressive driving, but I'd endorse these 100%. Here is a more detailed write-up if it helps.
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