Ever since I've learned of the existence of All Weather tires I've been intrigued. Pulled the trigger last night and ordered new shoes through Discount Tire for the wife's Edge.
I was sold on the Michelin CC2, but unfortunately multiple places had them backordered in her size. Bummer. Spent some time looking and reading and landed on Goodyear Assurance WeatherReady's instead. Not cheap but available. The Edge is also AWD so they should be fine. We've got some weather coming, they get installed Monday, so we'll be able to put them to the test very quickly.
Replacing original equipment Michelin Latitudes that have been fine in snow with the AWD, they still have a lot of tread left at 43k but they are over 6 years old. With the wife on grandbaby duty, I wanted some fresh rubber for the winter.
Have those of you who have gone to All Weathers stuck with them, or did you end up going back to All Season alternatives? I'm curious if the wife will notice any difference or not, she drives like an insurance agent's dream come true.
I was sold on the Michelin CC2, but unfortunately multiple places had them backordered in her size. Bummer. Spent some time looking and reading and landed on Goodyear Assurance WeatherReady's instead. Not cheap but available. The Edge is also AWD so they should be fine. We've got some weather coming, they get installed Monday, so we'll be able to put them to the test very quickly.
Replacing original equipment Michelin Latitudes that have been fine in snow with the AWD, they still have a lot of tread left at 43k but they are over 6 years old. With the wife on grandbaby duty, I wanted some fresh rubber for the winter.
Have those of you who have gone to All Weathers stuck with them, or did you end up going back to All Season alternatives? I'm curious if the wife will notice any difference or not, she drives like an insurance agent's dream come true.