N rated tyres
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ballcock

Original Poster:

3,855 posts

247 months

Monday 23rd January 2006
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Can I have N2's on the front axle and N1's on the rear of my 996?
The contisports on the rear are pretty new but the front boots need to be changed and I've been told continental have stopped doing an N1 tyre ... Does this mean I've got to change all 4?

Irish

3,991 posts

267 months

Monday 23rd January 2006
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friendly bump to the top! Also try a general search in the forum for "tyres". N ratings have been discussed many times.

porsche4life

1,164 posts

253 months

Monday 23rd January 2006
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ring up your local OPC and post the reply, should be great response.

I have said much on the subject (its a pet hate)

good luck

MauriceC2S

230 posts

283 months

Wednesday 25th January 2006
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If you are sticking to the same tyre, apart from a 1 step N rating, you should be fine. Handling characteristics will almost certainly change, but only slightly usually. There, have I covered my ar$e sufficiently ?

From personal experience with Asimmetricos, you can tune the handling a bit doing this. Otherwise, you end up with a big pile of useless tyres in the garage, waiting for you to eBay ...

cheers, Maurice

vesuvius996

35,829 posts

299 months

Thursday 26th January 2006
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I had the same issue.

Event Mobile Tyres got me a pair of N1s which apparently are now being produced again.

I paid £250 a pair which I though was blimming good value and that was fitted and balanced at home. Good service and took care of the alloys.