Winter/4Season Tyres?

[excelsam]

Hi folks, 

To keep both sides of the family happy, my partner and I are driving from Norfolk to Paris, and then to Aberdeen and back to Norfolk over the festive period - some 1,800 miles. My TS 2.0 is currently wearing nearly new Bridgestone Turanza 6s (7mm) on the front and Hankook Ventus Prime 4s (6mm) on the rear. Given the weather we have had in the UK recently and the long term forecast, I'm considering getting a set of winters or 4 seasons to avoid any issues. However, I don't realistically have any storage for the summers and I have been quoted £39+VAT/week for a storage unit large enough for 4 tyres which is extortionate. 

Any ideas/opinions? 

 

I'm kicking myself that I didn't get the all season version of the Turanza's in August. 

[Flatcoat]

Get all season and sell the summer tyres on eBay (or on here). 

[Hadrian1]

Or get Michelin Cross Climate tyres and not have the need to change them.

[Heidfirst]

2 hours ago, excelsam said:

Hi folks, 

To keep both sides of the family happy, my partner and I are driving from Norfolk to Paris, and then to Aberdeen and back to Norfolk over the festive period - some 1,800 miles. My TS 2.0 is currently wearing nearly new Bridgestone Turanza 6s (7mm) on the front and Hankook Ventus Prime 4s (6mm) on the rear. Given the weather we have had in the UK recently and the long term forecast, I'm considering getting a set of winters or 4 seasons to avoid any issues. However, I don't realistically have any storage for the summers and I have been quoted £39+VAT/week for a storage unit large enough for 4 tyres which is extortionate. 

Any ideas/opinions? 

If you are buying 4 then Goodyear Vector 4Seasons G3 for your car are currently ~£80 fully fitted from National Tyre with a 20% discount code.

Michelin CC2s are ~£130

[Flatcoat]

I have had Goodyear Vectors on one of my cars, very good tyres.