I know it's 90+ degrees in most places but I don't know if the stock Bridgestone REO 50's will last the summer. So what I want to know is what is the best all season tires in your own opinion or experiences.

 

Rain/dry, or rain/dry/snow?

 

Isn't All-Season Ultra High Performance an oxymoron?

 

Lol true. For me, all season is dry/rain, so there's a lot of choices

 

I live in SE Colorado. I get most seasons in a couple of months. Extreme heat and cold. Sudden downpours and light snow with ice. I would like to get just one set of tires because of the extreme differences. 70 one day and 30 the next. I've had the toyo proxes 4- great dry tire, wore out in 20k. BFG KDWS- SUCK AT EVERYTHING. and the FALKEN ZIEX 912- Good passenger tire but that's about it. Just worried about winter in a RWD, but severe winter here only lasts a couple of weeks the rest of the time is hot,dry and windy.

 

Bridgestone RE960AS pole positions and Michelin Pilot Sport A/S Plus are the 2 top tier high performance all-season tires with 40/45k mile warranties respectively.

Mid range performance all seasons would be Continental DWS and Yokohama ENvigors. Both are great tires for the money

 

I m in CO also...

i got myself some Goodyear RS-A's... it was the only tires they had in the sizes i needed.

yeah they are a bit noisy but it got me through the winter and still going strong

 

I was thinking about the Bridgestone re960. looks great for 95% of my driving, but didn't rate to well in snow and ice.

I want the Conti DWS but doesn't make a 225/50/18 so I would have to mix and match the sizes.

 

Where did you buy the RSA'S?

 

I hate the 225/50/18 tire size! but it rides great with the stock Bridgestones.

 

Go with 245/45 all around

 

will the 245's fit on the front sport stock wheels?

 

Yes

 

Can you rotate? with the wheel off sets

 

discount tires in the springs