20 inch tire suggestions?
#1
20 inch tire suggestions?
I just got new 20 inch wheels and I need to get some rubber. Any comments on what to look at and which to avoid would be great. Suggestions supported by actual experience is what I am seeking most here but all comments are welcomed.
Details:
2006 Carrera S Cab (997)
20 inch wheels
Most likey:
245/30/20F
305/25/20R
Ultra High Performance Summer
Details:
2006 Carrera S Cab (997)
20 inch wheels
Most likey:
245/30/20F
305/25/20R
Ultra High Performance Summer
#2
When I was searching for those exact tire sizes, my choices were limited to the Pirelli PZero and the Continental. I chose the Pirelli just to try them out and I have nothing to complain about with those tires. However, I also don't have anything to rave about them either. Just a very average tire IMO.
#3
I have the Pirelli PZeros on there now (with the 19 inch wheels). I would say I feel the same way as you do. No complaints really - maybe a nicer looking tread pattern at most.
#4
Michelin PS2's are great, give good gas mileage, quiet, and wear well.
Michelin Pilot Sport Cups are soft, grip like iron, ride well, wear not great, and no good for rain.
I hear Nitto's are very good. you might want to try those as they apparently offer very good $ value, ride, and wear. If they had them in my size i would try them.
#5
Your sizing is correct 997. Most of my customers buy either Pirelli P-Zero or Conti Sport Contact 3. Both are great tires.
Give me a call if I can help.
Thanks.
Give me a call if I can help.
Thanks.
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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:
http://www.tirerack.com/a.jsp?a=BH1&url=index.jsp
#6
I noticed that Porsche has given the Pirelli and ContiSport tires their "N" rating. If I understand correctly, this doesn't really mean anything other than that Porsche has tested and approved them. It does not mean that the rest failed their test, however. There could be other brands without the "N Rating" that will perform just as well.
Am I correct?
Am I correct?
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