ddthecat

I'm looking at a set of Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3+ as the Pilot Sport Plus's I have are bad under 40 degrees until they get warmed up. Sales guy was trying to talk me into Nitto Invo's, but I'm afraid they will be the same.

Comments?

Ragtop 99

I have the AS 3+ on my Caddy ATS (2.0T RWD with tune & downpipe) and they are a good tire. Ride, noise, and handling are solid for an all season. As long as you don't expect that on a 30* day, the car with an all season is going to grip like the PSS on a 70* day, you'll be pleased with the AS 3+.

I had nitto invos on my vette. I would buy the AS 3+ rather than the Invos.

C6KWJ

Cold weather AS 3 all the way

pewter50vette

Just put a/s 3+ zp on my 2009 z ,so far so good live in southern california so probably wont see 30 degrees where i live , traction is good cornering seems to ok , they seem a little noisy compared to the bridgestones i had on last overall pretty happy.

5.D

I'm running the Pirelli sottozero's and love them. I had a them on my c5 too. They're not just great in cold but the snow here by Chicago too

ddthecat

Thanks to all for replies. I actually talked to Nitto and they do not recommend running INVO's under 40 degrees also. So I put the AS 3+ on and wow, definitely like the grip and overall handling so far. Was 31 degrees in Houston this morning and no slip&slide like the Michelin Pilot Super Sports.