Greetings NG,
Haven't posted here for ages. Last I did this NG seemed unusually well populated with the helpful and knowledgeable.
Regarding my ageless and revered 1991 Toyota Cressida:
I'm currently running 4 BF Goodrich 195/65/15 All Seasons which have a little meat left but not enough for winter here in Ontario. I'm tempted to get 2 economy snow tires for the back and 2 Mich' Harmony for the front. The idea is in spring I can take the 2 snows off the rear, move the new Michelins to the rear and put the 2 best BF Goodrich's back on the front. Does this make good driving sense? I think it makes good economic sense at least.
I suspect most tire tech's would recommend 4 of the same. Is this really true for a car which doesn't get driven very fast or often. Or is this a common strategy to sell more tires?
Mark