Porsche AD or Discount Tires?
#1
Porsche AD or Discount Tires?
I am ready to do a wheels/tires swap, should the job be done at an AD or Discount Tires be okay? Don't want taking risk of damaging the PCCB setup.
TIA
TIA
#2
Try RAC in Carrollton - they will take good care.
#3
I have several qualified installers that I can help you with also. Please give me a call if I can help!
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877-522-8473 ext. 4643
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damon@tirerack.com
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
#4
Thanks, I will, just got back from DT and their answers convinced me that they knew nothing about wheel mounting for a Porsche. The tech was clueless what a guide pin was and why it was needed.
#5
Thanks.
#6
+1 for TireRack
Order them from TR and have them shipped to be installed at a shop you have researched and are most comfortable with.
Be sure they torque to proper settings and allow the tires to break-in, approx. 500 miles before driving the car hard..
Order them from TR and have them shipped to be installed at a shop you have researched and are most comfortable with.
Be sure they torque to proper settings and allow the tires to break-in, approx. 500 miles before driving the car hard..
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