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Originally Posted by OnTheWingsOfCrossfire
The problem for me is the fact that I really want to try out a great summer tire, but I know I have to be able to get around during the winter months. Of course I try to avoid driving in the snow anyway, but on the off chance I have to go to work or drive from Baltimore to Philly and it starts snowing, I want to live. I haven't had any experience with a pure summer tire before, so I don't really know how extreme the issues are in snow/cold winter conditons. The car is garaged down here, but obviously it would still cold when I'm out driving.
so, I'd like to know what people suggest from experience as well.
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There is no such thing as a great summer tire that will perform in the snow or for any of your off chance scenarios. That off chance could cost you a tow with some time at the body shop.
It's either summer or all season/(or strictly snow) tires. Don't compromise on tires they are the only 4 things touching the ground on your car.
As for feedback, go with the writeups at TireRack.com Good luck.