Which Michelin pilot sport???
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Noodle Jr.
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Are you talking about the Sport? Replacement for the S02? I was getting ready to order a set. Have used Bridgestones for 15+ years and always loved them
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Certainly Michelin Matters, great products, and certainly the company co-brands and markets brilliantly with Porsche among others.
But, perhaps save several hundreds of dollars and follow the leads of a number on this forum, myself included: get a set of (available)Continental Extreme Contacts, enjoy the ride. I've had several sets, currently on the C4S and also my chipped,, way overpowered 335i 6-speed coupe which I push aggressively.
The Continental's deliver, wet or dry, have longer tread life. In a blind tasting, I submit few if any would discern between PS4's and these tires.
But, perhaps save several hundreds of dollars and follow the leads of a number on this forum, myself included: get a set of (available)Continental Extreme Contacts, enjoy the ride. I've had several sets, currently on the C4S and also my chipped,, way overpowered 335i 6-speed coupe which I push aggressively.
The Continental's deliver, wet or dry, have longer tread life. In a blind tasting, I submit few if any would discern between PS4's and these tires.
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It really depends on NB vs. WB.
Once you get into WB tires, the difference in price on Tire Rack is @ $150 between Continental $1,071 (Extreme Contact) and Michelin $1,222 (4S).
That being said, Continental might very well be a better tire at a lower price (open to debate).
It depends on the deal of the day and what you can fine. I was able to buy 4 Michelin (date code 2021), including mounting, balancing, and old tire disposal fee for $1.080
Once you get into WB tires, the difference in price on Tire Rack is @ $150 between Continental $1,071 (Extreme Contact) and Michelin $1,222 (4S).
That being said, Continental might very well be a better tire at a lower price (open to debate).
It depends on the deal of the day and what you can fine. I was able to buy 4 Michelin (date code 2021), including mounting, balancing, and old tire disposal fee for $1.080
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The MPS4S need to be replaced so are the MPS All Season 4 a bad Choice? Should be quiet too. Checking Contis too.
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Over 47 years of sports car ownership, I've had pretty much everything at one point and have a strong preference for Michelin. PS2 N3's are on the 993tt and when I replace them will put on the latest PS2N. I only use N rated tires for my Porsche.
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