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ArthurS · 2002-12-12, 01:27 PM

I wasplanning on only having 2 sets, but getting the ultra-high performance allseason tires for the P7's, and some better winter tires for the stock ones (after I wear these out). Is the ultra-high-performane ALL-SEASON tires, just a gimmick, or do they do well performance wise and have the allseason capabilty? Or should I look into a 3rd set of rims....

This is what I was planning,

Prodrive P7's on Michelin Pilot Sport A/S Size:225/45YR17
* For city driving, summer seasons, winter season?
Stock Wheels, stock tires
* For autocross? winter season?

Still not sure, but they said the Michelin's were all season. Don't know if that means the are good winter tires.

2002-12-12, 01:27 PM	#4
ArthurS EJ207 Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Reno, NV Posts: 3,707 Car: 2011 Chevy Battle Wagon	I wasplanning on only having 2 sets, but getting the ultra-high performance allseason tires for the P7's, and some better winter tires for the stock ones (after I wear these out). Is the ultra-high-performane ALL-SEASON tires, just a gimmick, or do they do well performance wise and have the allseason capabilty? Or should I look into a 3rd set of rims.... This is what I was planning, Prodrive P7's on Michelin Pilot Sport A/S Size:225/45YR17 * For city driving, summer seasons, winter season? Stock Wheels, stock tires * For autocross? winter season? Still not sure, but they said the Michelin's were all season. Don't know if that means the are good winter tires.