[arpad_m]

I wouldn't mix tire brands and models between front and rear, and especially not when one pair is the stock runflat and another is a non-runflat from Michelin or Continental. You're asking for trouble unless you drive like a grandma all the time, and even then those stock runflats will try to push you off the road in a heavy rain.

Bite the bullet and get 4 tires. SInce you're in Canada, I recommend the Continental ExtremeContact DWS06 Plus, it's probably the best all-season tire in our sizes, and while all-season tires are a compromise in warm weather, they will work for you all year round. Also, these Contis are relatively cheap and will last you a really long time with their 560 treadwear rating.


Don't try to save $$ on tires, their 4 small patches are the only thing keeping you on the road and out of the ditch.