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It all depends on what you're looking for, and the price you're willing to pay. I think if it were me and I would be driving all-season (I used to), I would probably go as good as could be for both situations (winter/summer)...and I would want some performance out of them. I have the Yoko's on for summer, and due to the weather here in Canadaland, I bought a cheap set of rims and decent Blizzak tires for winter....they aren't "the ultimate best" but they are not too bad in reviews, and safety is an issue here with huge snowstorms...I don't care about performance at those moments when I'm trying to stay out of the ditch. I get the performance in the summer and the safety in the winter which works for me...I wouldn't want non-performance all seasons...what would be the point when you own such a nice car? Need some performance somewhere...lol.
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