Tire rack tests the Michelin PSS
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Tire rack tests the Michelin PSS
Read the Pilot Super Sport test report here: http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests/...y.jsp?ttid=148. I think they like the PSS. I'll be mounting a set of these very shortly as a dual-use street/track tire.
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Read the Pilot Super Sport test report here: http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests/...y.jsp?ttid=148. I think they like the PSS. I'll be mounting a set of these very shortly as a dual-use street/track tire.
Thanks for posting this.
Mr. B
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The PSS also seems to be getting very good reviews on track. I'm hearing from users (check out the GT2/GT3 forum on Rennlist) that they are not far behind the Sport Cups in performance on dry surfaces and much better in the wet. And they are much longer lasting.
I just ordered a set from Tire Rack and will have them mounted up next week. I'll be on the track with them a couple weeks after that.
I just ordered a set from Tire Rack and will have them mounted up next week. I'll be on the track with them a couple weeks after that.
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i hope you are right.
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I have these on my GT3, they are a great all around tire, no complaints at all. The tread wear is pretty amazing for a tire with this much grip.
As for the question comparing them to RE-11. While not the same car, I have RE-11 on my heavily modded M3. Im running serious suspension mods on the M3, including JRZ RS Pro DAs (race version), and from driving both cars, the RE-11 have more dry grip, but def dont last as long. The RE-11 is also a harder ride.
As for the question comparing them to RE-11. While not the same car, I have RE-11 on my heavily modded M3. Im running serious suspension mods on the M3, including JRZ RS Pro DAs (race version), and from driving both cars, the RE-11 have more dry grip, but def dont last as long. The RE-11 is also a harder ride.