[TupperBMW]

I have the Pirelli run flats. I’ll probably keep those for a while longer, but when the time comes I want to change, here are what I want:

1. Good all around handling & grip
2. I’ m driving in winter and wet weather
3. A less stiff ride, so I prefer non run flats

What do people here suggest? Thanks

[RedKloud]

Michelin A/S 3+ have always been good for me, and the 4 should be even better.

[Fronttwelv]

Contis extreme contact DWS (v6 now but they change version yearly). End thread

[TupperBMW]

Thanks guys!

[RedKloud]

Since you live in an area which gets a lot of snow, also check out the Michelin Crossclimate 2 - they are All Seasons but snow service rated.

[Datemike]

Originally Posted by Fronttwelv

Contis extreme contact DWS (v6 now but they change version yearly). End thread

Dws 06 have been discontinued. Now there's dws06 plus which is what I'll be getting too shortly.

[Nai1ZuTe]

Conti DSW06+ is the way to go. I changed from pzero run flats too and Conti would meet all your requirements

[Cabrio Luv]

Originally Posted by Nai1ZuTe

Conti DSW06+ is the way to go. I changed from pzero run flats too and Conti would meet all your requirements

Running on staggered Conti 19" DWS-06+.
We had an usual dumping of snow this winter in the Vancouver areas. These AS tires performed exceptionally well in slush, fresh powdery snow and compacted ones! Really pleased with the set. Bear in mind these may be so because they are new. And may be good for one or two more winters as they're still allseasons regardless. Also depending on whether you'd swap them out for stock Summers when the weather warms up again. So as to maximize usage out of both my Michelin PS4S set and this set of DWS-06+
On non snowy days I've also tried pushing this AS set harder both on dry and damp roads. I find even though it's got softer sidewalls, the handling qualities aren't compromised much compared to my set of Michelin summers. Ride quality and noise are much improved too.

[TupperBMW]

How well would you say the Conti's perform on warm, dry roads compared to summer performance tires?

[aguycalleddb]

Originally Posted by RedKloud

Since you live in an area which gets a lot of snow, also check out the Michelin Crossclimate 2 - they are All Seasons but snow service rated.

Originally Posted by RedKloud

Since you live in an area which gets a lot of snow, also check out the Michelin Crossclimate 2 - they are All Seasons but snow service rated.

+1 on these, I have them on my 330i and they are great

[jp0319]

Originally Posted by TupperBMW

I have the Pirelli run flats. I’ll probably keep those for a while longer, but when the time comes I want to change, here are what I want:

1. Good all around handling & grip
2. I’ m driving in winter and wet weather
3. A less stiff ride, so I prefer non run flats

What do people here suggest? Thanks

I'd say the best A/S is the Conti Extreme Contact DWS 06. They are consistently rated as the top A/S by Tire Rack every year. This is likely what I'll be getting next fall for my M340 for a fall/winter setup.

[siegester]

I love my Michelin AS3, but I dont expect much to any snow driving on them.

[EDWYER]

Michelin.

[JSaid]

I have Pilot Sport A/S 4s on mine (staggered setup) and they're great, no complaints traction is awesome for cold weather. Snow not so much, if there's any on the ground I'll keep it in the garage

[TupperBMW]

I don't know guys, but I'm seeing these as taking the top rating for high performance all seasons:

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...rac+All+Season

[greekcs]

I'm running Goodyear Eagle Exhilarate on staggered 18's. I would have gone with Conti DWS but they don't meet the load rating for my wheel setup.