I have a 2014 ss convertable. Last summer, I picked up a nail and had a Chevy dealer plug the tire. It held air for a while and now has a slow leak. The tires on the car are Pirelli and are for summer only.
I'm going to buy some new ones and don't want "summer only". I was thinking about Goodyear F1 all season asymettrics. Is this a good choice keeping in mind I'm not a road racer and generally drive the car like a Grandma. Also, can I buy the same size tires for all around?

Thanks

 

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Depending on the size of your rims it's possible to install one size tires all around or go on with a staggered setup (with wider rear tires). Pirelli and Goodyear are good brands that make reliable tires so you can't go wrong with the. All season tires may not be the choice if you live in a place where it snows pretty often in winter (and of cource if you drive you camaro in such conditions).

You can check available tires for your 2014 Camaro on our site, just plug in your year/make/model and our website will display all available options: https://www.carid.com/tires.html

I would recommend you to contact our wheel&tire experts by phone, this way they will be able to answer all your questions and help you ti pick the best tires for your driving style.

 

if you got the bucks to spend go for it there both pricy tires,there are many other brands as good without the high price tag, ebay this time of year has some killer deals,any tire when you get a nail depending on where is a plug wont last
though i never heard of just summer tire ,but if there are just winter ones makes sence ,all the big sellers are on ebay tire rack discount tire direct ,i buy from the one with the best deal ,in the middle of the road ,BFG falkan who sponcers alot of races has gone up in price ,if your not going to the track there are many good tires out there ,even some of the china made ones are better now.that have been around like sumitomo an a few others made by higher end tire makers

 

I bought the Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric all season, (I finally spelled asymmetric right), and got the correct size tires for the car. So far, they seem great! At least I can drive in colder weather now.
They're even made in the USA!

 

Look at Hankook through Discount Tires.
I buy my M3 tires through them.