Originally Posted by
Noonievut
I’m looking for tires I would use from around November-April, north of Toronto (Dec-Feb means temps often around 0C), that are good on occasional wet roads, that may be a bit slippery at times.
In those types of conditions, I've had good luck (over several years) with the Continental Ride Tour tire. In mostly high-30s and above, frequently wet from rain, I generally rode at least several times weekly for a round-trip commuting loop. Handled well, had no punctures, dealt with standing water fairly well, and had sufficient grip even in corners taken at moderate speeds. They come in a variety of sizes in the 622 (700c) format: 28-622, 32-622, 37-622, as well as the larger 42- and 47- sizes). A little on the heavy side due to the solid anti-puncture strip, but otherwise they're a tire I'd do again.
https://www.continental-tires.com/bi...tour/ride-tour