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Originally Posted by Boston X5 4.4
You can't run winter tires in the summer - rubber compound is designed for flexibility at low temp so it will wear out in no time at high temp.
If you don't want to go summer and winter sets then maybe a good set of all-seasons will serve you well. Although you need to understand their limitations in snow.
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Got that bit.
I'm not opposed to winter and summer sets - I just need something in the winter that would handle 90% around-town driving and 10% mountain roads/snow. In the summer, I'd need around-town driving and mountain road twisty carving tires.