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A quick search of the mainstream online suppliers seems to confirm that Michelin Pilot Super Sports are available for the rears but only PS4's for the fronts. Anyone wise enough to know if there is any reason why I could not go for this combination or am I better off with all matching Bridgestones? I do prefer Michelins generally....
Good point and it's probably true about the different countries. I'm located in the UK and I suspect I cannot get matching Michelins all round. The question then is whether anyone has good enough tyre knowledge to say if it's ok to mix the two Michelin types, not on the same axle of course. Anyone?
As I understand it you can get PS4s's for the standard Vantage but not the S wheel sizes.
I have an S and can't get PS4s's so have fitted Continental Sport Contact 5 tyres. I've had Michelin PS4s's and Cup 2's on other cars and would rate the Contis near the Michelins but apparently they wear more quickly, I haven't had them on long enough to confirm this though.
The Contis and Michelins are way better than the OEM Bridgestones, better dry and wet grip, better turn in and more compliant ride.
I have an S and can't get PS4s's so have fitted Continental Sport Contact 5 tyres. I've had Michelin PS4s's and Cup 2's on other cars and would rate the Contis near the Michelins but apparently they wear more quickly, I haven't had them on long enough to confirm this though.
The Contis and Michelins are way better than the OEM Bridgestones, better dry and wet grip, better turn in and more compliant ride.
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appears that in some countries the Michelin are available in correct sizes front/rear, but in other countries they are not.