SQ5 with All Seasons?
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SQ5 with All Seasons?
I tried searching this but there's a million tire posts. Does anyone know if you can request all seasons on the SQ5 rather than the summer tires at purchase? I don't want the hassle and extra expense of changing them after the fact.
There's typically not enough snow here to warrant full on snow tires but it does stay cold for several months and I know how bad summer tires can be in the cold. Plus they wear like crap.
BTW - I know it changes the handling, etc. I'm driving the car, not racing it so the difference isn't important to me.
There's typically not enough snow here to warrant full on snow tires but it does stay cold for several months and I know how bad summer tires can be in the cold. Plus they wear like crap.
BTW - I know it changes the handling, etc. I'm driving the car, not racing it so the difference isn't important to me.
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I tried searching this but there's a million tire posts. Does anyone know if you can request all seasons on the SQ5 rather than the summer tires at purchase? I don't want the hassle and extra expense of changing them after the fact.
There's typically not enough snow here to warrant full on snow tires but it does stay cold for several months and I know how bad summer tires can be in the cold. Plus they wear like crap.
BTW - I know it changes the handling, etc. I'm driving the car, not racing it so the difference isn't important to me.
There's typically not enough snow here to warrant full on snow tires but it does stay cold for several months and I know how bad summer tires can be in the cold. Plus they wear like crap.
BTW - I know it changes the handling, etc. I'm driving the car, not racing it so the difference isn't important to me.
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Thanks. I'm still considering other brands so I don't want to bug the dealer just yet but I thought maybe this had either been addressed here before or someone had already gone down this path.
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Which wheels are you looking at for the SQ5?
The 21" wheels look the best, but they are highly limited on tire choices. In fact, there are only 4 tires that fit the 21" wheels (and 3 of the 4 are summer tires, 1 of them is a winter tire). There are zero A/S tires that fit the 21" wheels.
If you get the 20" wheels, your options will open up somewhat. There are a number of A/S tires that will fit those wheels. Michelin Pilot Sport AS3 would be one of the better choices.
The 21" wheels look the best, but they are highly limited on tire choices. In fact, there are only 4 tires that fit the 21" wheels (and 3 of the 4 are summer tires, 1 of them is a winter tire). There are zero A/S tires that fit the 21" wheels.
If you get the 20" wheels, your options will open up somewhat. There are a number of A/S tires that will fit those wheels. Michelin Pilot Sport AS3 would be one of the better choices.
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Could compromise the other way and use all seasons in winter and summers in the summer. Get a smaller wheel for winter and enjoy a smoother ride that part of the year, then a sportier ride in the summer. Dual personality! Nokian also has their all weather WR3 tire.
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Mine came with Goodyear summers. I had the dealer swop them out with the Michellin Pilot Sport A/S 3s. They have been great thus far, but I hear they don't wear very well.