Hello together, I have a serious question which has been busy for weeks and which no one has been able to answer for me. I intend to buy a Golf 7 GTI in the near future. I am a forward-looking driver (male 48 years). I did not want to go to his limits with the GTI and also on no race track, I simply like the car. If you already call the word GTI and all-weather tyres or all-year tires you get only rejection. I know that the whole year There’s nothing to be done and nothing to be done about winter/summer tyres. But there’s got to be some kind of year-round tire that you can put on a GTI without having a bad conscience of insecurity. I come to NRW and we’ve had very little snowfall in the past year. People always argue that the GTI has better grip with its PS number with summer/winter tires, which may be as I said, I ride quite sedated and on no race track. Why ic h absolutely want to have all-year tires, on the one hand for convenience and on the other hand because I believe that the all-year tires now also reach the summer / winter tires in about. Imagine you have a Golf 7 with 150 hp with all-year tires, because no summer / winter tires pull on it. With the 150 hp golf you could also lose the grip (all-year tires) and fly out of the curve. I don’t understand why you can’t pull up all-year tires with the GTI I don’t have a sure feeling to buy the GTI and just pull the whole year-round tires on it. I’m asking you not for all-year-round tires but for the seriousness of my problem. So, what do you think, there is a way to drive the GTI with all-year-round tires or can I make it up for myself. If yes, then bit thank you in advance for your information.