its Michelin 'Primacy' .... without an "N"M35SFIREMEDIC wrote:I went with the Michelin's Primancy MXM4's. They were a little expensive but I've been very pleased with low noise, tread life, and handling. I live in the south, so not much snow here, either the Michelin's oe the Conti's will be a great choice. Good luck!!
I also had these tires at one point. They were much 'softer' than the DWS, so I went back to the DWS.M35SFIREMEDIC wrote:I went with the Michelin's Primancy MXM4's. They were a little expensive but I've been very pleased with low noise, tread life, and handling. I live in the south, so not much snow here, either the Michelin's oe the Conti's will be a great choice. Good luck!!
DWS is more than fine if you use your brain while driving in snow lol. However, I see you have a sport model and not the AWD version...so I'm not entirely sure in your situation. The tires themselves should do the job, but I'm not sure how RWD (100% power going to the back vs a 50/50 split) will affect it.CPJ LB wrote:^ hey Ilya,
hope all is well with ya! Just curious, now that I'm living in CT and will face my first true winter here this coming season...I was actually looking at the DWS 06 version or just the DWS, will that be enough for the winter? Or something along the lines of Blizzaks or Michelin winter styles??
thank you!