[BrianL]

Originally Posted by FarmerFran

Personally, I chose the BFGOODRICH G-FORCE COMP-2 A/S PLUS, they gripped awesome in dry (better than the stock Goodyear Summer RoF) and blasted through water. I never had them in any snow.

YES, on my 2020 2SS.

I also have these on my SS and so far am happy. Works way better when roads are wet than the run flats. COSTCO had them on sale a while back so that made the decision easy for me.

[ctrlz]

Originally Posted by Msquared

Do you really, really need all-seasons when you already have a separate set of Blizzaks for winter?

I'll make the case for laziness.
I used to live in PA. My preference in the OP's situation would be for all seasons. That way you are not obligated to swap the wheels if you get a mild winter.

And, Bob RS, it sounds like you are occasionally trying to drive the summer run flats in freezing temps. I would recommend you stop doing that. Anyone who is smart enough to have a set of Blizzaks should not be risking his butt trying to drive his Camaro on ice skates, which is how those summer tires grip in winter.

[WhiteMale]

Remember with the DWS6 there's a new "+" version that is on the market that touts a new compound and snow improvement.

I agree too with the Comp2 A/S from BFG, great tire I ran on a Mustang and then the Camaro.

[Bob RS]

That is the reason why I purchased the blizzak winter tires there was no way I was going to drive my camaro in the winter time with run flats. I was checking around on tire prices in the michelin's are pretty expensive and believe it or not the cheapest price for the extremecontract dws 06 plus where I live is NTB at $220 per tire not Walmart, Sam's club, Discount Tire, Costco NTB has the cheapest price.