Tire as advice for my climate.
#1
Tire as advice for my climate.
So I may be requiring to replace my PZeros pretty soon.
Felt that they were slippery in the wet somewhat. May be a bit noisy too.
What are my options to replace?
I live in South Africa where the weather is mostly warm with rainfall during times of the year especially spring and summer.
No snow or temp below 10 Celsius where I live.
I don't track or race the car.
I want mostly dry grip but some wet grip and quieter if possible.
/edit. Sorry error in title
Felt that they were slippery in the wet somewhat. May be a bit noisy too.
What are my options to replace?
I live in South Africa where the weather is mostly warm with rainfall during times of the year especially spring and summer.
No snow or temp below 10 Celsius where I live.
I don't track or race the car.
I want mostly dry grip but some wet grip and quieter if possible.
/edit. Sorry error in title
#3
+1 probably the best ultra high perf rubber for the 991 right now...
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#8
Tire as advice for my climate.
Originally Posted by RobC4sX51
I loved the MPSS on my last Pcar, a 997.2S. They were great but unfortunately they are not N spec if that matters to you. So your options are tough! GL!
This is important as the warranty here requires that.
#10
Whether this will apply to the ones currently on the rack at your favorite tire store, I don't know.
#12
I doubt this, firstly its not possible to spec the tire that the factory installs (and the MPSS is not an N spec option anyway so the factory do not even use these on the 991.1), and secondly, the 305/30-20 MPSS is on national back order with no predicted availability...