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I live in Seattle where, as you probably guessed, it is wet quite a few days of the year. As far as snow, we might get a day or two a year in the city. Cold snaps happen here and there, so I drive in freezing or near freezing conditions occasionally. Additionally, potholes can really suck. My front left stock Bridgestone Potenza RE050A run flat tire is a casualty of said potholes. Instead of replacing just the one run flat, I've decided to replace all four tires with non-RFTs.
I previously had a 128i with 17" wheels, and I replaced the RFTs with Michelin A/S 3 tires, and they did pretty well. I now have a 335is with oem 19" 313 wheels, and from what I have read, there are no sets of all-season tires in both 225/35/19 and 255/30/19. Is that right?
So if I can't go all-season, what tire do you recommend? I don't have time and space for two sets of tires, so I just want a great all around performer in wet and dry conditions. My car is my daily driver, and like spirited driving when the opportunity presents itself. I've never tracked the car (unfortunately). Also, it would be nice to get more than 20K miles out of a set of tires.
Thoughts? Thanks!
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