Winter: Dunlop Wintersport M3 (on factory Bulitt rims)
Summer: GoodYear Eagle F1 GS-D3 (on steeda ultralight IIs)

What do you think?

 

...Sounds good to me. Any reasons why you're not happy with either? You could improve your summer traction with stickier tires, but those goodyears aren't that bad.

 

I'm buying the winter ones now.
I picked the summer ones because they looked like they would be excellent in wet weather in addition to dry.
I've never seriously shopped for tires before so I just wanted to know what other people thought.

 

As long as you have the right tire for the application, brands become less significant. All tires will perform differently, brand wise, but overall characteristics will remain similar.

 

The Goodyear F1's are a good choice for a tire. But are expensive. But the Dunlops will
work as well and are cheaper than the Goodyears. Good Luck,

Matt

 

sell me the steeda ultralites!!