These are a couple pics of my snow tires, Michelin Artic Alpin Pilots, P205/60/15's. There monted on 15" steel rims and I'm running 99 Contour hubcaps for that "special touch" LOL! Anyways these tires handle great and ride just as well. It also doesn't hurt that they're speed rated at 130 mph and can handle a good turn, to a point that is, remember they are snow tires, but sometimes you forget because of the ride, handling and noise, which is at a minimum The Yokahama Guardex 600's are also good because I had those on my stock CSVT rims back when I went into my 1st winter. Those tires had great grip but wanted to "float" a bit at higher highway speeds. Don't let that keep you from thinking about them though because I had the Yokes in P225/50/16 size, so maybe that had something to do with it. My vote is for the the Michelins
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LOL! Anyways these tires handle great and ride just as well. It also doesn't hurt that they're speed rated at 130 mph and can handle a good turn, to a point that is, remember they are snow tires, but sometimes you forget because of the ride, handling and noise, which is at a minimum 
The Yokahama Guardex 600's are also good because I had those on my stock CSVT rims back when I went into my 1st winter. Those tires had great grip but wanted to "float" a bit at higher highway speeds. Don't let that keep you from thinking about them though because I had the Yokes in P225/50/16 size, so maybe that had something to do with it. My vote is for the the Michelins 
