981: Michelin Pilot Super Sports - N rated?
Discussion
mrdemon said:
who gives a st I run PSS who wouldn't ?
cheaper than PS2 and last longer and are far safer in the wet while being far faster in the dry.
Oh dont get me wrong I wasnt saying dont fit them. I couldnt give a rats ass if OPC xxxxxx tell me they cant fit non N rated. cheaper than PS2 and last longer and are far safer in the wet while being far faster in the dry.
I just took my RS elsewhere paid less and got PSS fitted.
I am having new 20" P zeros fitted to my 981 Cayman tomorrow.
I asked about Mich N rated...they said....and I couldn't belive this...only the front tyres are available as N rated on Mich!!!! weird, hey?
Anyway, since I covered 30K on my current P Zeros, I am having another set of those fitted.
I asked about Mich N rated...they said....and I couldn't belive this...only the front tyres are available as N rated on Mich!!!! weird, hey?
Anyway, since I covered 30K on my current P Zeros, I am having another set of those fitted.
Not that weird if the front fitment is shared with, say, the 911 but not the rear. A pain though, all the same.
I read earlier that the Cayman and Boxster in GTS trim are fitted with Goodyear Eagle F1s. Did you consider those?
ETA: What, sorry, 30k miles?! On one set? My car has done just over 10k...
I read earlier that the Cayman and Boxster in GTS trim are fitted with Goodyear Eagle F1s. Did you consider those?
ETA: What, sorry, 30k miles?! On one set? My car has done just over 10k...
Edited by Mutt on Wednesday 7th May 22:52
Mutt said:
Not that weird if the front fitment is shared with, say, the 911 but not the rear. A pain though, all the same.
I read earlier that the Cayman and Boxster in GTS trim are fitted with Goodyear Eagle F1s. Did you consider those?
ETA: What, sorry, 30k miles?! On one set? My car has done just over 10k...
Yes....30K on one set. Is that weird?!I read earlier that the Cayman and Boxster in GTS trim are fitted with Goodyear Eagle F1s. Did you consider those?
ETA: What, sorry, 30k miles?! On one set? My car has done just over 10k...
Edited by Mutt on Wednesday 7th May 22:52
Mutt said:
I guess not if you are doing the commute.
Like I said, I managed just over 10k and the rears are shot, fronts not looking too tidy. But then I only ever use the car for fun
It's my only car. I use it for business as well as pleasure. I don't hang around, but try to be quite smooth when driving. Had the new P Zeros popped on today...Brakes are 30% worn on front and 20% on rear. OPC was impressed!Like I said, I managed just over 10k and the rears are shot, fronts not looking too tidy. But then I only ever use the car for fun
mc_blue said:
I need to replace mine shall I just get PSS fitted? The OPC has told me it will invalidate warranty!
The warranty requires N-rated tyres to be fitted.Your OPC may overlook this when you try and make a claim. They might not.
Taking out a warranty and then deliberately contradicting the requirements of that warranty is somewhat risky!
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