Ok lets beat this horse a bit more

I was looking at some of the "big" guys websites... Goodyear, Michelin (spelling?) BFGoodrich.. They all have a tire spec sheet with the following info
Dry,Wet,Snow,Quite,treadwear etc... You can base your search on this drastically.
If you are like me and have the same tires on all year and you live in the mid-north you may want to concider the snow rating.

The best tires I have found for my car (04 CompG) I need at least V rated are the Michelin Pilot® Sport A/S...
It is rated Treadlife=7, Wet=10, Quiet=7, Handeling=9, Winter=8, Mud=N/A Overall= 8.8
Now If could afford winter and summer tires I would go with the Michelin Pilot® Sport A/S in the winter and the Eagle F1 in the summer, note quite, not comfortable and crap in the snow but can hook up in the dry and rain.

But right now my tires are BFGoodrich Comp T/A VR4 and they are brand new, so no new tires for me for a while.

Just gabbing :rolleyes: