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[andylee97]

I was looking to buy a good all season tires for 18" wheels, can anybody give me some ideas. They dont have to buy run flat

[NaTuReB0Y]

I have Nitto NT555 on mine....and it's awesome.
One of the biggest reasons why I bought the tire is because of the treadwear life....very high compare to other high performance tires. All season too!

Nitto NT450 is another option....

http://www.nittotire.com/tires_555.asp

[longtran]

Originally Posted by andylee97

I was looking to buy a good all season tires for 18" wheels, can anybody give me some ideas. They dont have to buy run flat

they dont make alot of 18" all season tire. but nitto came out with one. nitto neo gen. i never bought them but they look promising. it suppose to handle in snow too. what sport tire do you kow can do that??

[segfault]

Originally Posted by NaTuReB0Y

I have Nitto NT555 on mine....and it's awesome.
One of the biggest reasons why I bought the tire is because of the treadwear life....very high compare to other high performance tires. All season too!

Nitto NT450 is another option....

http://www.nittotire.com/tires_555.asp

On the NT555, the specs mention wet and dry performance, but don't say anything about them being all-season. Do yours have the M+S designation on the sidewall?

The NT450 does appear to be an all-season tire.

[NaTuReB0Y]

Originally Posted by segfault

On the NT555, the specs mention wet and dry performance, but don't say anything about them being all-season. Do yours have the M+S designation on the sidewall?

The NT450 does appear to be an all-season tire.

Well....when I see "all-season"...I'm thinking of wet and dry only....cause we don't get snow in southern california.....you're right..NT555 does not have M+S.....but NT450 does.

[Mark]

if you want an all season with snow ability, hands down the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S is the way to go.. but its $$

[andylee97]

what about if i dont drive in the snow, I am thinking of getting two sets, one for snow and one for the other seasons. what would you suggest then. 18x8 and 18x9

[noflash]

Originally Posted by andylee97

what about if i dont drive in the snow, I am thinking of getting two sets, one for snow and one for the other seasons. what would you suggest then. 18x8 and 18x9

Well, I don't know exactly what you mean by the above, but I can recommend Pirelli PZero Nero M+S as an excellent UHP-allseason tire.

I haven't tested it in snow yet, but I still have some Blizzacks for when it gets nasty.

Good luck.

[BiggerTwin]

Originally Posted by andylee97

I was looking to buy a good all season tires for 18" wheels, can anybody give me some ideas. They dont have to buy run flat

I had Michelin Pilot Sport A/S on a Subaru WXR and Audi S4. I ran them in summer and in snow and was very impressed with them