[X2 Monstah]

Thanks for the feedback. I'd prefer an all-season tire because travel a lot to New England and really don't want the hassle of changing to winter tires during the winter. I'll keep the Pirellis on for now and see how they go. I just keep reading that you shouldn't drive on them below 40 degrees and you can damage them in sub-freezing weather because of the compound. Not sure how accurate that is though. I ran Summer's on my previous 3 Series and never had a real issue other than absolutely no traction in moderate snow, but I can always drive my wife's car if we're expecting snow.