Good eye! Yes, they are all season tires. I did a ton of research on what my next set of tires should be.

Things I had to have were:

• Non run flats
• Good tread life
• Quite ride
• Good n' nuff grip

From the countless tire reviews I read online, I decided to get the Michelin Latitude Tour HP. Since this is my daily driver with over 60+ miles a day, I knew I needed good tread life. Summer tires are only rated to 25k and these are rated to 50k...thats TWICE the miles...I guess your mileage may vary. I also have Pirelli Snow & Ice tires too so I have the flexibility of keeping these all season's on or swap them out during winter here in the midwest.



I also wanted non run flats.....I have AAA and a spare tire....so why bother? This saved "some" weight.


After putting a few thousand miles on, my review of the road noise reflected what I read reviews on. They are quite! I can't imagine summer tires being any more quite than these.



As for grip, I know that summer tires are softer which equals more dry road grip. But with this xdrive, I haven't been able to break traction loose on straights and hard breaking nearly pops my eyeballs out. Spirited turns are a different story.....when I take a "fast" flat intersection turn in normal "D" mode, the car does moderate the engine speed due to wheel slip. When im in "M" mode, a little drift comes in and puts a big smile on my face. I still haven't lost confidence in spirited turns. I can do tight clover leaf on-ramps at 45+ mph and without tire squeal. I haven't pushed the envelope too much yet.


Am I pleased with these "All Seasons"? Yes because its my daily driver.