Gary, recommendation for Ultra High Perf all season
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Gary, recommendation for Ultra High Perf all season
Gary,
I have a 06 A6 4.2 s-line with summer tires (Nexen N3000). I live in Nothern Virginia and while the weather is mostly nice even during the winter season, we get some snow once in a while and I am concerned that summer tires are a bad choice.
I do not want to have a dedicated set of winter tires/wheels and as such I am looking at UHP all season. What would you recommend as the best all season tires? I am looking for the best tires in term of performance (dry, wet) that would allow me to safely drive my car on the rare occasion when there is some snow.
Thx.
I have a 06 A6 4.2 s-line with summer tires (Nexen N3000). I live in Nothern Virginia and while the weather is mostly nice even during the winter season, we get some snow once in a while and I am concerned that summer tires are a bad choice.
I do not want to have a dedicated set of winter tires/wheels and as such I am looking at UHP all season. What would you recommend as the best all season tires? I am looking for the best tires in term of performance (dry, wet) that would allow me to safely drive my car on the rare occasion when there is some snow.
Thx.
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Re: Gary, recommendation for Ultra High Perf all season
Top tires in that category include the Goodyear F1A/S, Bridgestone RE 960A/S, and Yokohama Advan S4.<ul><li><a href="http://www.tirerack.com/a.jsp?a=AR8&url=/tires/index.jsp">tires</a></li></ul>
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they are a step below the 3 gary mentioned. The Yoko and Bridgestone have more siping
which would be better in the winter (more biting edges). The F1 A/S is brand new. but so far it is receiving very good feedback.
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