M5 F10 rubber

[MattStorey]

Hi,

In need of replacing my Pirelli Super Sports. Is there any other recommended brands to replace the PSS's?

Thanks, Matt

[RichardM5]

Why would you want to change?

[AreOut]

Michelin PSS, just get them.

[MattStorey]

RichardM5 said:

Why would you want to change?

I was wondering if there was anything better out there.

[Cemesis]

AreOut said:

Michelin PSS, just get them.

This.

Really.

[jon-]

Depends what you want from the tyre.

There's tyres with better wet grip, and better comfort, and perhaps even better dynamics, but as a complete package they're near impossible to beat.

[MattStorey]

Thanks Jon. That is the advice that i was looking for.

[pjv997]

jon- said:

Depends what you want from the tyre.

There's tyres with better wet grip, and better comfort, and perhaps even better dynamics, but as a complete package they're near impossible to beat.

Agree with all the above...

And they are durable - so although expensive, work out as excellent value IMO - such that I also got them for the Gallactic Emperor's car as well.

[Jonny TVR]

I will need new rears soon. Not looking forward to that expense!

[JMBMWM5]

AreOut said:

Michelin PSS, just get them.

Seconded no other tyre comes close.

[Wills2]

Are you sure you have Pirelli super sports? And not Michelin pilot super sports (PSS)? I've never heard of Pirelli super sports.

Edited by Wills2 on Wednesday 18th June 19:56

[JsyM3]

Wills2 said:

Are you sure you have Pirelli super sports? And not Michelin pilot super sports (PSS)? I've never heard of Pirelli super sports.

Edited by Wills2 on Wednesday 18th June 19:56

My thoughts exactly

Just about to put Mich PSS's on all 4 corners of my M3 - Very exciting.... and expensive!!

[Wills2]

I could be wrong but MPSS are standard fit on the M5, having checked the Pirelli website no such tyre as the Pirelli super sport.

[MattStorey]

Hi, just to clear up any confusion i meant michelin PSS.

Thanks, Matt