I’m curious what other owners in the Mid-Atlantic states do for tires in the winter?
I’m in Virginia and don’t plan to drive in any snow we get or any time the roads have salt on them. But there’s plenty of times in the winter here that it’s cold but there’s no snow or salt, and I plan to still be driving the car.
My best thought is to maybe get some Pilot Sport All Seasons, but I’m wondering if that’s a good enough tire to rock year round, or whether I should get a second set of rims and swap between cold temp friendly tires and summer tires?
I’m in Virginia and don’t plan to drive in any snow we get or any time the roads have salt on them. But there’s plenty of times in the winter here that it’s cold but there’s no snow or salt, and I plan to still be driving the car.
My best thought is to maybe get some Pilot Sport All Seasons, but I’m wondering if that’s a good enough tire to rock year round, or whether I should get a second set of rims and swap between cold temp friendly tires and summer tires?
