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I'm on my 2nd set. Got ~70K miles on the first set. Worked really well in the snow with my AWD system on my Infiniti. Drove it through the Boston blizzards last year with no issue or feeling like I needed snow tires instead.
I'm on my 2nd set. Got ~70K miles on the first set. Worked really well in the snow with my AWD system on my Infiniti. Drove it through the Boston blizzards last year with no issue or feeling like I needed snow tires instead.
I am real happy with the Conti Pure Contact-V rated. Got caught in a surprise snow storm last May and they did fine. I do switch to winter tires Dec-April where I live.
I am real happy with the Conti Pure Contact-V rated. Got caught in a surprise snow storm last May and they did fine. I do switch to winter tires Dec-April where I live.
If you like those tires, try the DWS the next time you need tires.
I've had both sets on two cars at the same time, and there was a noticeable difference in how they gripped in the snow/slush.
I run Nokian Hakkapeliitta R2 snow tires in the winter. The stock all seasons are adequate for now in the summer. On my VW GTIs, I ran Pilot Super Sports as my summer tire. With an Outback, I don't have an opinion. I care about road noise and resistance to hydroplaning. A performance summer tire would be a total waste.
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