Look for recs. We have stock tires and they're close to replacement, 48k miles.

 

Recs? Do you mean recommendations? If so, it depends upon what you want from your tires.

 

^ this. The tire selection process should be no different from any other car, really. Figure out what you want out of these tires and how much you are willing to spend - this will narrow down your choices.

 

...and type in full sentences when asking for assistance.

just saying

 

TireRack.com made a video comparing the top 3 tires for our cars: Pirelli P Zero, Michelin Pilot Sport All-Seasons, and Continental DWS06. Here's a link:

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests...y.jsp?ttid=216

I've had both DWS06 and A/S3+ on my car. I personally prefer the A/S3+ over the DWS06. The sidewalls on the A/S3+ are stiffer than the DWS06, which in-turn provides for more feedback to the steering wheel.

That being said, all 3 are good tires. And tires/brakes are 2 areas where you should not CHEAP OUT! You bought a great car, keep it that way.

 

If you're in a warm climate I'd look at The Michelin Pilot Sport 4S, Continental Extreme Contact Sport, or Bridgestone Pole Position S0-4. These will offer the best wet & dry grip but will wear faster, depends what your priorities are. Ventus V12 Evo is another option if budget is a concern.

 

^^What he said. The Michelin Pilot 3S I have are the second best dry tire I've ever had and the absolute best wet tire.