2003 DTS Snow

It looks like no one has posted anything in the DTS area, but I will try anyways. I have a 2003 DTS that came from the factory with Michelin Energy Tires on it. With these tires the car is almost imobilized in the snow. I do not want to change to snow tires for winter driving. What I would like is a good all season tire that would get me through most of the winter we have here in Buffalo. I have looked all over and can only find tires that rate marginally in snow performance. Is there anyone with a Deville or DTS that has found a good all season tire that works in the snow?

-Matt

[quote=mjed1983]It looks like no one has posted anything in the DTS area, but I

does mich make a pilot a/s tire good in store which will fit your wheel? i use one on a linc. ls it is very aggressive but still put weight in trunk which i hate doing... is dts front wheel? i think you still need weight in trunk regardless of size of car... and try searching for exactly that on google snow tire for dts see what happens

It looks like no one has posted anything in the DTS area, but I will try anyways. I have a 2003 DTS that came from the factory with Michelin Energy Tires on it. With these tires the car is almost imobilized in the snow. I do not want to change to snow tires for winter driving. What I would like is a good all season tire that would get me through most of the winter we have here in Buffalo. I have looked all over and can only find tires that rate marginally in snow performance. Is there anyone with a Deville or DTS that has found a good all season tire that works in the snow?

-Matt

Matt:

Sorry, I don't drive a DTS, wish I did! But, here is a link I found really useful when buying tires. It gives performance on the tire's capabilities etc, rather than on a particular car. http://www.tirerack.com/tires/surveyresults/surveydisplay.jsp?type=HPAS

Incidentally, I am hoping to buy a 2004/5 DeVille DTS in about a year. Any comments on their running costs, ease of servicing etc will be much appreciated.

Ian