Need a new set of tires

[silhouetting]

The main reason why the deal on my Venue was so good was that it's seen over 70k miles and it came with two sets of tires, summer and winter. Both are pretty close to the minimal treat depth, so I'll be getting a replacement. I'm not a fan of this summer and winter setup, so I'll probably get some all-seasons. What would you recommend?

 

[mcdonalds.addict]

Ooh, I think the Michelin CrossClimate2 or Continental TrueContact Tour can work for you. Based on my experience, both can handle year-round driving well and wear evenly if you rotate them on time.

 

[johnnyderp]

The main reason why the deal on my Venue was so good was that it's seen over 70k miles and it came with two sets of tires, summer and winter. Both are pretty close to the minimal treat depth, so I'll be getting a replacement. I'm not a fan of this summer and winter setup, so I'll probably get some all-seasons. What would you recommend?

If you dont want to switch between summer and winter, all seasons are a smart, hassle-free choice. Just pick ones with good grip in rain and light snow like Michelin, Continental and Goodyear,, they make solid all-season tires. They wont be that perfect in heavy snow, but they'll keep you covered year round without the extra work.

 

[MegaMind]

Switching from dedicated summer and winter tires to all-seasons is a downgrade in every way except convenience. You're trading grip and safety for fewer tire swaps, if you drive in real winters, it's not worth the compromise

 

[GoalGetter55]

If you dont want to switch between summer and winter, all seasons are a smart, hassle-free choice. Just pick ones with good grip in rain and light snow like Michelin, Continental and Goodyear,, they make solid all-season tires. They wont be that perfect in heavy snow, but they'll keep you covered year round without the extra work.

Just got a 2024 Hyundai Venue SEL. Thanks for the tire tips. I'm leaning toward all-seasons for simplicity. Do you think the stock tires are good enough for light snow, or should I upgrade now? Also, how's road noise and ride comfort with those brands you mentioned?