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Saw this on nitto's website while ago...they have had a 235/35 19" listed for a long time. Now they show a 305/30 19" available 2/1. Is that a typo on the overall width? That's 2" narrower than an 18" 305.
I don't think they would work right for a 991 GT3. The overall diameters are about an inch less than oem.
It's the front/rear speed ratio that the car measures, it can't measure absolute velocity.
If the diameter ratio is in the stock window, it should work fine.
Just calculated it, the NT01 diameter ratio is 1.35% different from stock on the 991 GT3, extremely close, not an issue.
It's the front/rear speed ratio that the car measures, it can't measure absolute velocity.
If the diameter ratio is in the stock window, it should work fine.
Just calculated it, the NT01 diameter ratio is 1.35% different from stock on the 991 GT3, extremely close, not an issue.
A432, thanks for clarifying. That's good news for 991 guys....that is if Nitto will actually keep the tire in supply.
Paver - you just have to stock up when they are in supply. I have 5 fresh sets in the garage. May look at Maxxis for the M3 after I get feedback on performance.
Paver - you just have to stock up when they are in supply. I have 5 fresh sets in the garage. May look at Maxxis for the M3 after I get feedback on performance.
You got that right.
I emailed Maxxis a month ago. FWIW, they said they are planning to produce sizes for late models Porsches in 2015.
Saw this on nitto's website while ago...they have had a 235/35 19" listed for a long time. Now they show a 305/30 19" available 2/1. Is that a typo on the overall width? That's 2" narrower than an 18" 305.
Anyone have an update on the availability. Also have the same quesiton as above. Why such a narrow width?