New Tires
#1
Burning Brakes
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New Tires
I'm getting new rear tires for my 2012 911s. I'm looking on Tire Rack and they have the Michelin Pilot Super Sports in a 295/30/20 for $315 but they state they are Spec for a Mercedes. I think they have another one in the same size but it doesn't say it's spec-ed for a Mercedes and it's like $20 more? Are there any differences...if not I'll buy the cheaper ones but if there is some reason I'll buck up for the more expensive ones...what is recommended?
thanks,
Mark
thanks,
Mark
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What spec MPSS do you have on the front?
If you are thinking of mixing brand types I would not advise doing that on your wonderful sports car.
If you still have meat left on your P-Zero's I would stick with another set of P-Zero's for the rear or bite the bullet and buy an entire set of MPSS or MPS4's and really step up your ride.
If you are thinking of mixing brand types I would not advise doing that on your wonderful sports car.
If you still have meat left on your P-Zero's I would stick with another set of P-Zero's for the rear or bite the bullet and buy an entire set of MPSS or MPS4's and really step up your ride.
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What spec MPSS do you have on the front?
If you are thinking of mixing brand types I would not advise doing that on your wonderful sports car.
If you still have meat left on your P-Zero's I would stick with another set of P-Zero's for the rear or bite the bullet and buy an entire set of MPSS or MPS4's and really step up your ride.
If you are thinking of mixing brand types I would not advise doing that on your wonderful sports car.
If you still have meat left on your P-Zero's I would stick with another set of P-Zero's for the rear or bite the bullet and buy an entire set of MPSS or MPS4's and really step up your ride.