9 Best WRX Tires? Summer, all-season or winter.

Best Value Tire: Continental ExtremeContact Sport

Continental ExtremeContact Sport summer tires for Subaru WRX

Another excellent summer tire choice, but significantly more affordable than the Michelin Pilot Sport 4S. This is our personal favorite, since its ride quality and performance nearly match the PS4S, giving it a much better value without sacrificing quality.

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Best Budget Tire: Hancook Ventus V12 evo2

The Hancook Ventus V12 evo2 is a very affordable summer tire when compared to other options, but still provides excellent summer handling performance and traction. The tread is designed to not only maximize traction on dry pavement, but also in wet conditions.

If you want some great summer tires, these ones will deliver while saving you some money. These tires keep your car firmly planted during corning, and get all the power down during acceleration.

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Bridgestone Potenza S-04 Pole Position

The Bridgestone Potenza S-04 Pole Position are a very popular summer tire choice with Subaru WRX / STI owners. They are affordable when compared to the top tier options, but still will satisfy experienced drivers who like to drive spiritedly or on the track. They provide good performance in warm dry conditions, and keep your car planted when it's wet. These tires are a good value with great performance, and one of the best summer tire choices.

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Pirelli P Zero Nero

Another great affordable summer tire, the Pirelli P Zero Nero does not disappoint. While it's outclassed by higher end options, it gives you a lot more for your money. These tires perform well in warm conditions, dry or wet. For their great value, these tires make our list of the best summer tires.

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Best All Season Tires for the WRX

If you just want a single set of tires that will handle most conditions and not worry about swapping out your tires when the seasons change, there are some good all season tire choices. While these won't perform as well as either dedicated summer tires or winter tires, they'll still offer reasonable handling and performance in a variety of weather conditions.

Continental Extreme Contact DWS06

The Continental Extreme Contact DWS06 provides good performance in dry or wet conditions, and when the temperature starts to drop, they'll still keep you planted to the road where summer performance tires start to lose grip. These tires will do well in light snow, but in heavier snow and ice, you may want to consider a dedicated set of winter tires. If you just need to drive in some colder and rainy conditions, and want to use the same tires during the summer, these all season tires will do great.

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Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4

The Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 tires are a very popular choice for performance cars. While they won't offer the same level of performance as the Pilot Sport 4s in warm weather, they'll do far better in cold and wet conditions.

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Best Snow / Winter Tires for the WRX

When the temperature drops below 45° Fahrenheit (7.2° Celsius), the compound summer tires are made from starts to harden and lose its grip. For your own safety, and to prevent damaging your summer tires, winter tires are best in these conditions. They'll keep putting power to the road (or the snow) when temperatures fall below freezing, making the most of your car's all wheel drive system. All wheel drive only helps if your tires have grip, so winter tires are a must for driving in the cold, even when you're driving a Subaru.

Bridgestone Blizzak WS90

The most popular winter tires, not just for the Subaru WRX, but all around. The Bridgestone Blizzak WS90 is a performance winter / snow tire that will give you plenty of grip on ice and snow, with good handling in wet or dry conditions. The tread design helps to channel the snow, water, or slush away keeping the contact area planted to the ground.

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Yokohama iceGuard IG53

The Yokohama iceGuard is another excellent winter tire choice. Their triple 3D sipes and tread design work to move water, snow, and slush away from the contact surface to keep the compound firmly in contact with the ground. The tires have absorptive silica that help to wick more water away from the road. The compound is higher density, giving both extended life by reducing wear and better performance and handling.

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