All-Season Tires

All-season tires are my go-to recommendation for drivers in mild climates with moderate temperature variations. They provide reasonable traction across various conditions like dry, wet, and light snow, but they’re not the best in any extreme weather.

From what I’ve seen, all-season tires have a tread design that nicely balances between dry and wet traction, but they’re not as aggressive as winter tires. They maintain flexibility across a broad range of temperatures but don’t excel in extreme cold like winter tires do. Plus, they generally offer a longer tread life compared to summer or performance tires.