10-19-2018, 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted by ZDan
Like any category of tire, some a/s tires are great, some not-so-great. Some all-season tires are trackable in summer and likely sacrifice some winter grip. Some all-season tires are good in snow and likely sacrifice trackability. Some all-season tires just suck all-around, but that's true in any category.
The idea that you can throw *all* all-season tires into the category of "terrible in all seasons" is IMO misguided... For I'd bet 50% of FT86 owners, getting the right all-season tires for their usage is probably the best way to go.
Personally, I live in New England and track on my street tires in the summer, so having two sets of tires is a necessity. If I lived where snow was rare and I didn't track the car, I'd run *good* all-season tires consistent with my wants/needs/usage and not have to deal with changeovers and storage.
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They'll never be as good, or even close, to a tire dedicated for that specific season.
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