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**triardwonvada** · 09-10-2009, 11:24 AM

I love the Blizzaks, which are what I wrapped my EVO and Eclipse's tires in... They were tanks through the snow since both were AWD, though the Eclipse plowed the road if the snow was too deep.

Right now I'm a big fan of the Dunlop M3 Winter Sports for my FWD Altima Coupe, which have been revised and there is now a M3 3D... I'll likely purchase those in the next few weeks. I usually get two winters out of them, but I also average 3-4K miles/month.

My all-season tires I have on right now are Bridgestone Turanza Serenitys... They're a grand-touring tire, so a higher-end compromise between performance and comfort. I can still drive "spiritedly" with next to no road noise! [thumbup]

As for storage, as long as you dry them off before storage, and keep them in a cool, dry place you should never have that problem.

09-10-2009, 11:24 AM	#10
triardwonvada Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 448 Senior Member	I love the Blizzaks, which are what I wrapped my EVO and Eclipse's tires in... They were tanks through the snow since both were AWD, though the Eclipse plowed the road if the snow was too deep. Right now I'm a big fan of the Dunlop M3 Winter Sports for my FWD Altima Coupe, which have been revised and there is now a M3 3D... I'll likely purchase those in the next few weeks. I usually get two winters out of them, but I also average 3-4K miles/month. My all-season tires I have on right now are Bridgestone Turanza Serenitys... They're a grand-touring tire, so a higher-end compromise between performance and comfort. I can still drive "spiritedly" with next to no road noise! [thumbup] As for storage, as long as you dry them off before storage, and keep them in a cool, dry place you should never have that problem.
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