Lets talk tires
#1
Lets talk tires
What are most of you guys happy with?
I have never been a Pilot sport fan and the came stock on the car. I eat Pzero's, but find them to be the best performing tire.
So what have tried and what are you running. Lets stick to the street for now
I have never been a Pilot sport fan and the came stock on the car. I eat Pzero's, but find them to be the best performing tire.
So what have tried and what are you running. Lets stick to the street for now
#3
At 325/25/20, the Pirelli's sidewall has a stretched look and makes it look like a wheel chair. The PS2's on the other hand has a taller side wall and really makes the wheel look complete.
As for performance, I can't really tell the difference between the two.
#4
I've always loved Michelins for the street on any car. I remember the Pzeros that came with the car were nice, since then I've been running Cup tires all summer and now putting on winters. But if I was running non-Cup tires I would go with PS2 without a doubt.
#6
My two best sellers for 911's are the PS2 and Bridgestone RE050A Pole Position. Following closely are Sport Contact 3 and the Sumitomo HTR Z III. For ultimate dry performance PS2 is still king.
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877-522-8473 ext. 4643
574-287-2345 ext. 4643
**Don't forget to add my name to online orders!**
Or use this link:
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#7
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#12
Damon, on a 911 how do the PS2's rate in the wet compared to the RE050A's?
#14
To my mind you can't go wrong with either Michelin or Bridgestone.
#15
Hello Damon,
My next experiment is either Pirelli Corsa or Michelin Cup. I figure it's not too expensive and completely reversible so why not. My driving: mostly street, back roads on weekends (higher speed), don't have to drive when it rains. Any comments from anyone please:
1. Will the ride be much worse in Michelin Cup versus the PS2?
2. Will there be noticeable difference in handling/cornering/steering feel between Cup versus PS2?
3. Expected life of cup tires on street?
My next experiment is either Pirelli Corsa or Michelin Cup. I figure it's not too expensive and completely reversible so why not. My driving: mostly street, back roads on weekends (higher speed), don't have to drive when it rains. Any comments from anyone please:
1. Will the ride be much worse in Michelin Cup versus the PS2?
2. Will there be noticeable difference in handling/cornering/steering feel between Cup versus PS2?
3. Expected life of cup tires on street?