What tires did you go to? Where I live the climate is moderate, but tends to be cool and wet. When I bought my 2017 BRZ I soon replaced the original Michelin Primacy tire with Michelin Pilot Sport 3+ all season. There were times when I knew that was a good decision. I think I will keep the Pilot Sport 4 on my 2022 BRZ until they wear out and consider something at that time. I figure that when the temp gets in the low 40s or below with a chance of snow, I will commandeer our Subaru Ascent and keep the BRZ in the garage. Not too much of a sacrifice. On the Ascent, the original Falken tires were just not getting the job done. I had a set of Michelin Cross Climate tires fitted and in my estimation, they should have been the factory tire in the first place. I have seen where new BRZ owners are actually getting the Cross Climate on their BRZs, especially if they are in snow country. The Ascent not only does much better in the wet and cold now, but the car handles much better when the pavement is dry as well.Brand new Original Equipment Michelin Pilot Sport (Summer) tires. About 50 miles on the tires. Had All-Season tires installed on my new BRZ. Must pick up - no shipping. Located in Orland Hills, IL - Chicago south suburbs - about 30 miles south of downtown Chicago. These tires sell for $239 each at TireRack.
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Besides the advantage for winter weather driving, I’m interested in your impressions of how the Contis ride. How about road noise?I am running CONTINENTAL EXTREMECONTACT DWS 06 tires on the car
Besides the advantage for winter weather driving, I’m interested in your impressions of how the Contis ride. How about road noise?
I'm impressed with the tires. Road noise is not an issue.Besides the advantage for winter weather driving, I’m interested in your impressions of how the Contis ride. How about road noise?
Same here. 2nd set of Continentals. I have stopped switching our the Michelins for warm weather and will just leave the Continentals on year round. They are great tires. I got mine from Discount Tire for a very reasonable price and have them mounted on Axis rims.I am running CONTINENTAL EXTREMECONTACT DWS 06 tires on the car
I just bought BF Goodrich G-Force Comp-2 A/S+ HP all season tires from Costco. The noise is minimal and I really do not notice anything more than regular road noise. Not as smooth as the OEM Michelin but ok trade off for weather all year. They handle great in rain and grip very well. Look for them on sale at Costco, I received $110 off. This is my second BRZ and have gone through original Michelin twice and then Pirello, Fuzeon and these are better than those two.What tires did you go to? Where I live the climate is moderate, but tends to be cool and wet. When I bought my 2017 BRZ I soon replaced the original Michelin Primacy tire with Michelin Pilot Sport 3+ all season. There were times when I knew that was a good decision. I think I will keep the Pilot Sport 4 on my 2022 BRZ until they wear out and consider something at that time. I figure that when the temp gets in the low 40s or below with a chance of snow, I will commandeer our Subaru Ascent and keep the BRZ in the garage. Not too much of a sacrifice. On the Ascent, the original Falken tires were just not getting the job done. I had a set of Michelin Cross Climate tires fitted and in my estimation, they should have been the factory tire in the first place. I have seen where new BRZ owners are actually getting the Cross Climate on their BRZs, especially if they are in snow country. The Ascent not only does much better in the wet and cold now, but the car handles much better when the pavement is dry as well.
