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BTW they are not all season tires, they are "no season" tires. I say that because they are great in no season. OK in the dry, OK for handling, OK for wet and OK for snow, but not great for anything. There is not one all season tire I have ever been happy with.

My theory for years has been to have a great set of summer tires which have great wet and dry traction and then a great set of winter tires which are great in the snow. That being said right now on my GTI I have blizzaks and my Jetta I have dunlop snows. Both seem to perform about the same.