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Did you purchase All Season Tires with your Stinger?

Did you purchase All Season Tires with your Stinger?

  • Yes

    Votes: 8 25.0%
  • No

    Votes: 19 59.4%
  • Plan To

    Votes: 5 15.6%

  • Total voters
    32
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State
AL
Country
United States
What I Drive
2018 Silver Kia Stinger GT
#1
How are you guys enjoying the All Season Tires?
 
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State
IL
Country
United States
What I Drive
2018 Kia Stinger GT1
#2
Not factory ones.
 

Kazz

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State
IL
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United States
What I Drive
2018 Micro Blue Stinger GT2 AWD
#3
I've said it before and I'll say it again: all season tires are a compromise. Not as good as dedicated summer tires nor dedicated winter tires. I'm looking forward to replacing them. I can't compare them to other all-seasons because, well, I never use them! All that said, they're doing their job in rain, snow, and 60 degree (F) heat. LOL
 
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State
Non-US
Country
United States
What I Drive
18 Stinger GT2 AWD
#5
Wanted the summer tires. Will buy winter performance set on cheap rims for winter.

More fun in the summer.

The pilot sport 4 have grip like no other. Better than the pilot super sports I ran years ago on other cars.


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#6
all seasons suck in all seasons. get dedicated winter tires.
 

eternal512

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What I Drive
2019 Stinger GT1 AWD
#7
all seasons suck in all seasons. get dedicated winter tires.
I used to have an s2000, and preferred all weather tires, precisely because they *sucked* a bit. that car was *very* hard to fishtail on S-02s, they were goodish for the track, but around town i was afraid to throw the back end out, because you had to push it very, very, far....

I'm hoping the same will hold true when i replace the stock summer tires with something slightly less sticky on the stinger....

Ninja Edit: I live in NM, and have a spare truck, so i don't have to drive in snow/ice in my stinger.
 


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