I use Michielin MXV-4 S8s. Def will leave tracks when I break it lose, but as for handling and feel, nothing but smooth and solid. Under the Category " Performance Luxury", basically a calling for bonnevilles and auroras.

Goodyear Regatta 2s, absolute shi*t I wouldn't reccomend them to anyone.

Good thing I get new tyres in the spring.

225/60 Goodyear GT-HR'* on the factory wheels.
245/50 Goodyear HP Ultra Plus' on heavy chrome wheels.
Can melt rubber off both of them.

Some Douglas Wal-mart brand tire. I believe the Douglas is made by goodyear. The tires were on the car when I bought it. They rode extremely nice!

95 had Mastercraft cheapies..couldn't stand them. 97 had nearly balds.

95'* went to the 97. Burned them off whenever I could because they had to be replaced before winter.

Michelin XG Pilots now.. Great traction in dry and wet so far. Big puddles don't phase them at all. I'm pretty demanding from a tire.

i have some Goodyear Allegras.....they are from Sam'* Club...they have been really good for me...they have a really wide tread pattern....i will say i will not be replacing the Allegras with another set.....they have worn down waaay too quick

OEM Goodyear Eagle RSA'* and yes I just broke them loose today, no traction control tho. 17inch P235 55 Series...

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enough said

How well do they handle in the snow? I'm getting new tires in the next few weeks, and the pirellis were top of my list. However, the Assurance triple tread'* by GY are now as of Nov 1st being made for our stock size. So I'm like hmmmmmmm....

From the experiences we have had with the Pirellis on the Bonnie they are very good in the snow. We've never gotten stuck in the winter with it, it goes through everything. They are definately a very good all season tire IMO.

Shawn