[MrEeeaddict]

I have the staggered setup with continental winter tires on the cute steel wheels.
I'm considering just buying 4 tires so I can rotate them and not have to worry about front vs back wearing out sooner than each other.

Is there any catch for doing this with winter wheels like traction control or grip issues?

 

[Miss Mercedes]

I've run the same size on my car since 20k miles or so. It's said that wider tires are worse in snow but I've never noticed anything. With four equal tires you will have less understeer, but you likely won't notice unless you drive near the limit.

 

[1983JZR3W]

I have been running four square for almost 10 years with no issues. I do live in Florida so no really bad weather.

 

[jimvw57]

Be aware that the front rims are not as wide as the rears, (451 models) and for best results, you should get a pair of rear rims for the front. Using the same size tires on all 4 allows you to rotate them, and larger tires gives you more of a choice of tires, and lower costs by running a more popular size. Win Win situation.

 

[Bob Denman]

I agree: 185/60-15 tire choices are a lot easier to find...

 

[Dennis M]

We ran four same size Blizaks on an '05 for several winters in Chicago. Went through the snow like it had 4 wheel drive!

 

[Bob Denman]

Blizzaks stick better than a bad reputation! ?