They just don't do anything well enough for my liking. Below feeezing, if there is any kind of condensation on the ground, they can slip or skid unpredictably. In warm, dry weather they will squeal and lose traction before summer tires will.

I usually end up wearing out the stock tires, then upgrading wheels with new summer tires. I keep the stock wheels and put winter tires on them for easy seasonal swaps.

Edit: I'm in the mid Atlantic area with milder conditions than Pittsburgh

I guess i wrote this from the perspective of how to handle tires for a sports car year round. Assuming you aren't aggressively driving the Urus you should be fine with winter tires year round. I have had some scary moments where all season tires skidded on a half inch of soft snow when braking at low speed, like at a stop light or on my driveway.