Winter or All Season Tires for an S4
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I'm not sure I understand you, but if you mean running 2 summers with 2 winters, that is a bad idea. The difference in dry or snow traction would be vast, setting you up for a spin. Always run 4 matching tires.
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Those are pretty cool, how were they when it was hot and dry? How would you describe your driving style?
It's sorta odd that they're supposed to be all-year tires but in one of the tabs they talk about "storage season". I guess you might use these as designated winter tires in areas such as the carolinas where it's quite warm for most of the year but it snows occasionally. Here in MD I'm probably straddling that line.
It's sorta odd that they're supposed to be all-year tires but in one of the tabs they talk about "storage season". I guess you might use these as designated winter tires in areas such as the carolinas where it's quite warm for most of the year but it snows occasionally. Here in MD I'm probably straddling that line.
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To me they feel like winter tires that are ok in the summer time.
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