new 19" Jade R wants a tyre
Discussion
Thanks guys!
I think semislicks don't make sense for my "art of driving" and it's pretty hard to find them in 19".
So, until now, it seems Michelin Pilot Super Sport will fit best (correct size and range of use). But I still have a look at the Michelin Sport Cup 2 - seems to be a fantastic tyre...
How about Pirelli PZero's?
@John
275 rear??? Could you post a picture of this setup?
I think semislicks don't make sense for my "art of driving" and it's pretty hard to find them in 19".
So, until now, it seems Michelin Pilot Super Sport will fit best (correct size and range of use). But I still have a look at the Michelin Sport Cup 2 - seems to be a fantastic tyre...
How about Pirelli PZero's?
@John
275 rear??? Could you post a picture of this setup?
Hi Paul!
Not much experience until today (wrong front rims and a lot of rain...), but for now, I can say, that there is much much more grip at lower speeds - when driving out of a roundabout for example.
With the old Bridgestones the car allways tends to oversteer, now it's very hard to get the rear in a "drift position"...
So, compared to the old tires, the Michelin seems to be perfect....
cheers
Not much experience until today (wrong front rims and a lot of rain...), but for now, I can say, that there is much much more grip at lower speeds - when driving out of a roundabout for example.
With the old Bridgestones the car allways tends to oversteer, now it's very hard to get the rear in a "drift position"...
So, compared to the old tires, the Michelin seems to be perfect....
cheers
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