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Old 11-16-2021, 12:01 PM
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They seem to be the all season versions of the pilot sport 4
Old 11-16-2021, 12:32 PM
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Yes, those where the tires I had on my v70r. It's a very different car compared to the 944 but I was not impressed with them. I have always loved Michelins but these where very disappointing.
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MICHELINPILOT EXALTO PE2 at TIRERACK.COM
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Originally Posted by Autobreza
Just this weekend I purchased Continental Extreme Contact Sport summer tires for my 85/2 944 with 86 Turbo wheels, sizes 205/55 and 225/50 from Americas Tire. Paid 587$ out the door after 2 rebates (717$ list minus 70$ Continental rebate minus 60$ Synchrony rebate). Happy so far but only have 5 miles on them.
I had a set of those on my 99 Boxster and tracked the car with them, they were pretty decent tires and actually I'm still driving on them after several track days. I think you will like them

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Yes, those where the tires I had on my v70r. It's a very different car compared to the 944 but I was not impressed with them. I have always loved Michelins but these where very disappointing.
maybe because all season tires suck as performance tires?
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Old 11-17-2021, 02:54 PM
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Joseph, that's good to hear. It's my first experience with Continentals so I'm hoping they perform well. Regardless the price/performance ratio is good.
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Originally Posted by black944 turbo
Yes, those where the tires I had on my v70r. It's a very different car compared to the 944 but I was not impressed with them. I have always loved Michelins but these where very disappointing.
All season tires are NO season tires.
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Originally Posted by Autobreza
Joseph, that's good to hear. It's my first experience with Continentals so I'm hoping they perform well. Regardless the price/performance ratio is good.
The treadwear is pretty low on the extreme contacts compared to the pilot sports, and even though the extreme contacts are cheaper and may provide more performance, I will still probably go with the pilots because they will last longer. Just the way I'm thinking about it
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i hear you on the treadwear rating. Not an issue for me as this 944 is a weekender and I'll put maybe 3 to 4 thousand miles on it per year. They will likely age out before wearing out.
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Originally Posted by Autobreza
i hear you on the treadwear rating. Not an issue for me as this 944 is a weekender and I'll put maybe 3 to 4 thousand miles on it per year. They will likely age out before wearing out.
That is exactly what I'm looking for, something that has decent performance but most of all lasts a while.
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