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**Si8jy8HN** · 09-10-2009, 08:45 PM

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]

I was considering those. I'm tempted to just try out a good all season tire and see how well it handles our weather. I was looking at the Kumho's as well, but tire rack is out of stock of them. They seem to be on par with each other.

The weather here is just so wacky. Never know when it'll snow. Then you might get rain. We can get some pretty crappy snow at times. Plus I'm cheap. If I can get away with an all season tire I will. My cruiser handled decently in the snow in January when I bought it. My current tires, sumitomo's, suck hard. I hydroplane a lot.

09-10-2009, 08:45 PM	#13
Si8jy8HN Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 485 Senior Member	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] I was considering those. I'm tempted to just try out a good all season tire and see how well it handles our weather. I was looking at the Kumho's as well, but tire rack is out of stock of them. They seem to be on par with each other. The weather here is just so wacky. Never know when it'll snow. Then you might get rain. We can get some pretty crappy snow at times. Plus I'm cheap. If I can get away with an all season tire I will. My cruiser handled decently in the snow in January when I bought it. My current tires, sumitomo's, suck hard. I hydroplane a lot.
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