I understand that getting two sets of dedicated tires (summer and winter) is the way to go for ultimate performance, handling, etc., but if you are looking for a decent all season tire - read decent.......it is not the best summer tire nor the best winter tire, but it is decent during both, I suggest the Dunlop SP Sport A2's. I put these tires on my car and was very pleasantly surprised. They handled much better (100%) all around than the lously stock Michelins. I live in Wisconsin and we get a good amount of snow and never really had any problems with them. The only times that I wasn't happy with them is when NO ONE could go anywhere unless you had a 4x4. Grip in the summer seems to be pretty good on both wet and dry. Again, I know that these tires do not compare to dedicated winter/summer tires, but if you are set on getting an all-season tire, I would highly suggest these. I got them for about $75-$80 per tire I think in 205/50/15 (for an Integra Sedan). Just wanted to throw that at you for what it is worth........good luck!