I need snow tires for a 2011 911 S
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I need snow tires for a 2011 911 S
I live in Milwaukee and need to drive this year around any suggestions for tires or should I just do if thru tire rack? They really only have one choice
Thanks, Mitch
Thanks, Mitch
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I went with Pirelli SottoZero's on a set of 997.1 turbo rims .... these are fantastic as my winter wheel set on my 2010 C4S Cab, my year-round DD here in Chicagoland
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Any suggestions on where to get winter tires? I called local tire shops (the Exchange, Cassidy) none of them had ANY winter tires in stock for the 19" OEM wheels. Loeber did but don't feel like paying what they are asking for. Car has never been driven in winter so maybe it's for the best, but sucks seeing it in my garage on a tender without any love for 4 months.
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2009 C2S 104K coupe
I have the Alpins on now and I like them... although I wouldn't call their snow grip fantastic, they are fine for me. The Blizzaks I had on my old Boxster S were just short of fantastic in the snow but smooshy and noisy as heck. My Dunlops were very very good. I had very bad experience with Pirelli snows although I hear they are a different design now.
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Bruce in Philly
I have the Alpins on now and I like them... although I wouldn't call their snow grip fantastic, they are fine for me. The Blizzaks I had on my old Boxster S were just short of fantastic in the snow but smooshy and noisy as heck. My Dunlops were very very good. I had very bad experience with Pirelli snows although I hear they are a different design now.
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Bruce in Philly
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Where in the North Shore do you live? Picture looks eerily similar to my house in Glencoe!
Any suggestions on where to get winter tires? I called local tire shops (the Exchange, Cassidy) none of them had ANY winter tires in stock for the 19" OEM wheels. Loeber did but don't feel like paying what they are asking for. Car has never been driven in winter so maybe it's for the best, but sucks seeing it in my garage on a tender without any love for 4 months.
Any suggestions on where to get winter tires? I called local tire shops (the Exchange, Cassidy) none of them had ANY winter tires in stock for the 19" OEM wheels. Loeber did but don't feel like paying what they are asking for. Car has never been driven in winter so maybe it's for the best, but sucks seeing it in my garage on a tender without any love for 4 months.
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Where in the North Shore do you live? Picture looks eerily similar to my house in Glencoe!
Any suggestions on where to get winter tires? I called local tire shops (the Exchange, Cassidy) none of them had ANY winter tires in stock for the 19" OEM wheels. Loeber did but don't feel like paying what they are asking for. Car has never been driven in winter so maybe it's for the best, but sucks seeing it in my garage on a tender without any love for 4 months.
Any suggestions on where to get winter tires? I called local tire shops (the Exchange, Cassidy) none of them had ANY winter tires in stock for the 19" OEM wheels. Loeber did but don't feel like paying what they are asking for. Car has never been driven in winter so maybe it's for the best, but sucks seeing it in my garage on a tender without any love for 4 months.
I've generally bought all my tires from Tire Rack and had them delivered to and installed by my indy. For Winters, I always used Blizaak's on my 645 Ci Cab but switched to Sottozero's for my 911. I always bought them early in the season as the 19" inventory is generally pretty small at most shops, and the few times I needed to replace one during the winter months I always had problems sourcing them when I needed them! You may want to check with Just Tires (at Lake Cook & Waukegan), although they may only have Dunlops. Otherwise, take a look at Tire Rack for the best selection of Winters
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Three Wheelin'
I have a set of 18in wheels, tires and sensors for a 997.2. The wheels/tires have maybe 500 miles on them. This combo will clear the brakes on a S model. Cheap eBay colored crest caps also included.
235/40R18 Michelin Pilot Alpin PA2 N2(Porsche)
265/40R18 Michelin Pilot Alpin PA2 N2(Porsche)
18X8 5-130 ET59
18X9 5-130 ET53
Sport Edition Cup 5 - Silver Wheels
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Wheel...Silver+Painted
Let me know if you are interested in them.
235/40R18 Michelin Pilot Alpin PA2 N2(Porsche)
265/40R18 Michelin Pilot Alpin PA2 N2(Porsche)
18X8 5-130 ET59
18X9 5-130 ET53
Sport Edition Cup 5 - Silver Wheels
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Wheel...Silver+Painted
Let me know if you are interested in them.
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