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I do drive mine year around, and it's too cold for Summer tires here a good part of the year. All seasons are necessary for cold temps, whether you drive on snow and ice or not. (For the record, I don't. Porsche stays in the garage if it's that bad.)
As for the softer feel of all seasons, that is true. Although, the early reviews on the new Michelins (the Pilot A/S3) indicate that they feel and grip more like a Summer tire. Not so good in snow and ice, but again, I don't need that. Just the cold weather capability.
I plan to get a set of the Michelins later this Spring.
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2018 718 Cayman 2.0
Priors - '72 911T coupe, '84 911 Carrera coupe, '84 944, '73 914 2.0
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