Summer tires are not only for sports cars. They can make a regular car feel sharper when the roads are warm and dry. I noticed the difference after switching from a general-use tire to summer tires for the warmer months. The steering felt more direct, braking felt steadier, and the car handled highway ramps better. Of course, they are not meant for cold weather, so timing matters a lot in Edmonton. I would not leave them on once temperatures start dropping. But during hot months, they can be a good choice for drivers who care about grip, handling, and shorter braking on dry or wet pavement. It depends on whether you want convenience or better seasonal performance.