TT stock tires
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TT stock tires
which one is better that came with the car?
Michelin Pilot Sport
Continental sport contact2
Pirelli P-zero
although i like the look & the ride of Conti, but i want to know more about the Michelin Pilot Sport factory put on to the car because it has different design pattern than regular Pilot sport.
i don't like the P-zero's look, especially the side wall, but they should be nice too.
Michelin Pilot Sport
Continental sport contact2
Pirelli P-zero
although i like the look & the ride of Conti, but i want to know more about the Michelin Pilot Sport factory put on to the car because it has different design pattern than regular Pilot sport.
i don't like the P-zero's look, especially the side wall, but they should be nice too.
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Actually, the 996 Turbo is now also being equipped with the Bridgestone S-02A at the factory. If I had my choice, I would be looking for those.
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Did any factory TTs come with Michelin Pilot Sport? I thought only the GT2's came with Pilot Sport? Are you thinking of the new Pilot Sport 2 on the GT3's? I don't think the Pilot Sport (original) come in the 295/30-18 size.
But if you're looking for the ultimate street tire, go for the Michelin Pilot Sport Cups! one word: AWESOME!!!
But if you're looking for the ultimate street tire, go for the Michelin Pilot Sport Cups! one word: AWESOME!!!
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i actually saw the Pilot sport on the TT sitting in the lot. the tire pattern is not typical Pilot Sport pattern though, it's more like sport cup pattern.
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I think those are the new Pilot Sport 2...they have a pattern similar to the Pilot Sport Cup and have the new sidewall design. This should be a fine street tire.
Viken...Any reason why Porsche choose the old S-02A over the new S-03?
Viken...Any reason why Porsche choose the old S-02A over the new S-03?
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Originally posted by Chris Y.
Viken...Any reason why Porsche choose the old S-02A over the new S-03?
Viken...Any reason why Porsche choose the old S-02A over the new S-03?
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Viken...
Didn't mean to call them old, I just thought the designation "3" would mean it's the new tire of the Bridgestore family.
I agree, the SO-2's are a very fine tire as I've had them on my Boxster.
What is the "A" designation for the SO-2A? Is that something to specify Porsche OEM tire?
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Didn't mean to call them old, I just thought the designation "3" would mean it's the new tire of the Bridgestore family.
I agree, the SO-2's are a very fine tire as I've had them on my Boxster.
What is the "A" designation for the SO-2A? Is that something to specify Porsche OEM tire?
Thanks
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i actually saw the Pilot sport on the TT sitting in the lot. the tire pattern is not typical Pilot Sport pattern though, it's more like sport cup pattern.
i actually saw the Pilot sport on the TT sitting in the lot. the tire pattern is not typical Pilot Sport pattern though, it's more like sport cup pattern.
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Originally posted by Chris Y.
What is the "A" designation for the SO-2A? Is that something to specify Porsche OEM tire?
What is the "A" designation for the SO-2A? Is that something to specify Porsche OEM tire?
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The Conti appears to be a better all-around street tire, but haven't tried it at the track. My Pirelli's were ruined after just a few hard laps on a hot day. I won't be trying them again. The wear on the Conti's seems much better- after about 10,000 miles they still look good- probably half gone. AS