Winter tires ?

[Suberman]

Originally Posted by utekineir

dws?

Continental DWS would be a very good choice.

For Kuwait "winter" I'd fit Michelin Pilot A/S 3 and use them all year round.

[bk201_q8]

Thanks everyone for your feedback , and sorry if I didn't explain well .
Winter in here is 2 to 3 months maximum .
Sometimes it rains a lot and sometimes it may only rain once or twice in these months .
The rest of the year is Summer , Spring and Fall are nonexistent and not noticeable respectively .
So yes I plan to keep my Michelins . But I would like some nice rubber for the Winter .
Keep in mind the roads are dry most of the time but the wether is cold .

Thanks again .

p.s I have never seen snow on my life , but I saw hail and a lot of sandstorms

[StormTrooper]

The stock tires aren't very good in the rain but I wouldn't advise buying winter tires if you have never seen snow.

Drive a little slower if it's below freezing or cold and wet for the 6 weeks you might see this.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by StormTrooper

.......Drive a little slower if it's below freezing or cold and wet for the 6 weeks you might see this.

Yep, that's the way I'd go ....

humfrz

[azian_advanced]

if you really must, then you can maybe get a decent set of all-seasons during the winter, but you definitely don't need winter tires.

[Suberman]

Originally Posted by azian_advanced

if you really must, then you can maybe get a decent set of all-seasons during the winter, but you definitely don't need winter tires.

I agree. The latest high performance all season tires are pretty phenomenal.

I have a set of Michelin Pilot A/S Plus on a SAAB Aero and they are great. A friend of mine runs a set on his Corvette in Canada.

The newest Michelin Pilot A/S 3 is getting rave reviews, outperforms some summer tires.

[rapidcars]

Originally Posted by StormTrooper

Drive a little slower if it's below freezing or cold and wet for the 6 weeks you might see this.

This. I've driven on the summer tires in under 40 degrees before I had a chance to put on my snows and they were fine. Just don't do any high performance driving. Not even worth switching to all seasons in my opinion.

[StormTrooper]

It's been 29-30 °F every morning for a week and summer tires do fine .yes they'll kick out easier but not as bad as winter tires in the summer.

[sevi21]

Originally Posted by bk201_q8

Well I can't afford something pricey . I need a tire that performs well on wet and dry conditions .
Does anyone here know about Dunlop SP Winter Sport M3 ? I read mostly positive reviews on it .
So does anyone recommend it ?

These are the tires i use, they do wonders in the winter time imo.