legacycentral bbs

I think your right about that. They shouldn't call them all seasons but rather wet/dry tires. I wouldnt purchase them for the snow but they work well for the unexpected snow that you would encounter once a year. For the rain most good all seasons have really good traction, nearly equal with the dry.

whoah, i shouldn't have even mentioned the re92's

i'm actually waiting till i burn through those tires, but all though they have a bad rap they do perform decently through most conditions but don't excell at anything except for being dirt cheap