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Originally Posted by Johnny Horsepower
Virginia, so it definitely gets below 50 degrees at times (rarely, below 20, which I've heard is the cracking point of a summer tire). I've been driving my backup car when it was below 40. I don't have space to store another set of tires.
Now I'm thinking about getting good all seasons. This isn't the advice I expected to get, so I'm glad I asked.
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I reckon that a good set of all season tires would serve you well where you live and the type of driving you do.
When I DDrove my Miata, had two sets of wheels, one with summer tires and one set with all season tires and I switched twice a year.
When my FR-S was new, I installed a set of all season tires, with the intention of swapping them each year. I found that I liked the all seasons so well, I never switched back.
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