Michelin pilot sport A/S?
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I put them on my '97 coupe about a month ago. So far so good for strictly street driving. I put on the 225/45YR-17 - 255/40YR-17 combination. Bought them from Tire Fack. They are definitely a big improvement over the Dunlops that were on the car, but that could be because the Dunlops (especially the rear) were pretty shot. I'm planning on running them from November through April, and then switching to 18" wheels with summer tires for the May through October.
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I live on the Gulf Coast, lots of rain, and have been thinking of putting these tires on also. My concern was the front tire size, as the standard 205 is not available. How have the 225s worked out?
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FYI - they don't have the sizes for a C4S stock wheels, so I ordered S03s, that are supposedly good in dry and very good in rain. But they'll wear alot faster than the A/S tires. Let me know after you've driven them for a while. Could be a good tire for the fall/early spring, all but snow and ice, if the sizes become available or if I get another set of wheels for the cold season.