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All-season tyres for the UK climate
The deliberate compromise: one set of tyres, no seasonal changeover, tuned for a climate that is mild and wet more often than it is frozen.
An all-season tyre is a compromise by design, and for most UK driving a sensible one: one set covers the whole year with no changeover and no second set of wheels in the garage. Snow is occasional and cold snaps are short here, so a compound tuned between the summer and winter extremes handles the typical British year comfortably. Snow-certified options carry the 3PMSF marking (real snow and ice grip): here, the CrossClimate 2 and the Vector 4Seasons Gen-3.
The honest caveat: a dedicated summer tyre out-brakes it on a warm, dry road, and a dedicated winter tyre beats it in snow — so alpine trips or track days still argue for two sets. See the full trade-offs.
The all-season range
3 tyres in the reference range. Ask for price and fitting availability.
- All-season · TouringAsk for availability
- All-season · TouringAsk for availability
- All-season · SUVAsk for availability
Pirelli
Scorpion Verde All Season
235/60 R18 107V
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Keep comparing
- Dedicated winter tyres for harder cold — the stronger choice where snow, ice and long frosts are routine.
- Summer tyres for maximum warm-weather grip — shorter braking on warm roads, dry and wet alike.
- Winter vs summer vs all-season tyres, compared — the full decision guide, with the trade-offs in one place.