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04-16-2026
Time is coming up for me to replace all 4 of the tires on my 2019 G05 X5 xDrive 40i with the M Sport package.

Wheel offset:
Fronts are 10.5 + 27
Rears aer 11.5 + 26

Currently have the Michelin pilot sport 4S on them and want to switch to an all season tire since I do go to Tahoe during winters. I do not want to have another set of snow tires for it so let's not get into that advice/direction please :)

Any recommendations for the best All season tire these days? I was going to pull the trigger on Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 but I thought I will get some suggestions and knowledge before I order those.
04-16-2026
f9.5", r10.5"? Keep some of the Michelin performance and go with the PSA4. I didn't get any snow here this winter so nothing to report there. Excellent in the cold and wet. They're comfortable and quiet for an AS on 21 incher's.
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05-08-2026
samvora wrote
Time is coming up for me to replace all 4 of the tires on my 2019 G05 X5 xDrive 40i with the M Sport package.

Wheel offset:
Fronts are 10.5 + 27
Rears aer 11.5 + 26

Currently have the Michelin pilot sport 4S on them and want to switch to an all season tire since I do go to Tahoe during winters. I do not want to have another set of snow tires for it so let's not get into that advice/direction please :)

Any recommendations for the best All season tire these days? I was going to pull the trigger on Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 but I thought I will get some suggestions and knowledge before I order those.
Yeah I use the Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 on my 20" wheels for my X5. They are pretty good overall, snow performance is okay, ride pretty well, are fairly quiet, get pretty good tread wear (probably around 40k miles), and they feel reasonably sporty. I too wanted just one tire to do it all so I switched from having a CrossClimate2 winter setup and a Pilot Sport 5 summer setup.

I do however miss the more direct / sporty feel of the Pilot Sport 5 and a Pilot Sport 4 S should feel even better than the Pilot Sport 5. It really wasn't that big of a deal to have two sets of tires (I just swap them out seasonally at my Discount Tire). Once my Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 are close to done I will probably go back to the two tire setup I had before. I also prefer the snow / ice performance on the CrossClimate2 over the Pilot Sport All Season 4 for trips I do to Colorado in the winter. I will note that the Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 rides the best of the 3 tires, so there also that to consider.