Robbie
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- First Name
- Robbie
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- Oct 8, 2021
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- Issaquah, WA
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- Mach-E GT, Audi SQ5, Edge, Accord, Mustang Cobra
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- Software Engineer
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I have a GT PE coming soon (my dealer says it's arriving in early November). I'm considering swapping out the Pirelli P-Zero summer tires it comes with for a set of all-season tires, since Seattle is known to get a lot of rain and a little snow during the fall & winter months. Also, this year is rumored to be a La Nina winter (which make me more leery of running those summer tires during this winter)
I'm leaning toward Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 or Michelin CrossClimate2. My sense is the Pilot Sports would be better in the dry & rain, and the Cross Climate 2 are better in the snow and last longer. My work commute is along the I-90 corridor from Issaquah to the stadiums in SoDo. My weekly errands may take me far east as North Bend but I probably won't be taking the Mach-E over the pass during this winter. Given my expected trip area, it seems sacrificing better snow performance for superior wet performance would be the better trade off.
What's your experience like with these Michelins (or other all-season tire brands) for Seattle area winter driving? What tires do you have or your Mach-E GT?
I'm leaning toward Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 or Michelin CrossClimate2. My sense is the Pilot Sports would be better in the dry & rain, and the Cross Climate 2 are better in the snow and last longer. My work commute is along the I-90 corridor from Issaquah to the stadiums in SoDo. My weekly errands may take me far east as North Bend but I probably won't be taking the Mach-E over the pass during this winter. Given my expected trip area, it seems sacrificing better snow performance for superior wet performance would be the better trade off.
What's your experience like with these Michelins (or other all-season tire brands) for Seattle area winter driving? What tires do you have or your Mach-E GT?
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