paulsky

I was wondering if somebody could make a suggestion as far a all-season tire for somebody living in Chicago.

I am thinking either Pirelli P7000 Super Sport or Yokohama AVS dB.

Any comments ?

Thanks.

ex-quattro PETE

I've heard P7000 perform very poorly in the snow,as for an all-season.What size are you looking for?

Silver Streakin'

they were brand new. Dry performance was moderately good, but they were a little loud, hence the changes to the db, which I don't think it changed performance - just the noise level. At times, I swear they were marshmellows and lost grip. Wet traction was great with the two grooves, but that took away from the snow performance. I found that the tires would "wonder" in the snow, which I think it was because of those two grooves. Personally, I wouldn't buy them again, especially since they came up 10k miles short of their 40k warranty. Thanks to TireRack, I got ~25% of my money back, which I used towards Dunlop Winter Sport M2 tires on AT Atalia S5 16" wheels.<ul><li><a href="http://www.tirerack.com/tires/dunlop/du_s5000.jsp">http://www.tirerack.com/tires/dunlop/du_s5000.jsp</a</li></ul>

bfm

Had Pilot XGT-Z4s and they were good all season tires. If you took corners gently the torque locking sipes don't lock and feel a little squirmy. But a little gas or more steering input and they lock right up.

®StanG®

Dunlop SP Sport A2 - put 3K miles on them, and so far so good

Kinetic0510

Dunlop SP5000's, running em right now.

paulsky

Stock tire size.

ex-quattro PETE

SP 5000.

Silent Assassin

quite soon. Awesome results! Don't know what size you're looking for though.<ul><li><a href="http://www.tirerack.com/tires/bridgestone/bs_re950.jsp">http://www.tirerack.com/tires/bridgestone/bs_re950.jsp</a</li></ul>