Looking for new tires for my GT3 997.1
#1
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Hello all,
Thanks for reading this in advance. Am currently replacing the Cup tires which came on the car with a more road focused tire in the vein of the Pilot Super Sports. But that tire is old as far as I know so I would like to know, what are the other choices in the category and what would be the best tire to use?
Also, if anyone does have any experience with the Pilot Super Sports on their 997 gt3? If so, can they be used for everyday driving? And how are they on the track or spirited driving?
Also, for the life of me, I cannot find the latest Bridgestone equivalent tire. Would anyone happen to know what the model number is?
Thanks!
Thanks for reading this in advance. Am currently replacing the Cup tires which came on the car with a more road focused tire in the vein of the Pilot Super Sports. But that tire is old as far as I know so I would like to know, what are the other choices in the category and what would be the best tire to use?
Also, if anyone does have any experience with the Pilot Super Sports on their 997 gt3? If so, can they be used for everyday driving? And how are they on the track or spirited driving?
Also, for the life of me, I cannot find the latest Bridgestone equivalent tire. Would anyone happen to know what the model number is?
Thanks!
#4
Drifting
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They wouldn,t be far off I think the pilot sport 4 s are available in Australia now ,,,,,Singapore being such a huge trade and finance hub I would have expected them to be available there before Australia ,,,try emailing a Michelin rep
I have never had any Bridgestones on my 997 but every one that I know who wants to run a more street bias tire for all round conditions generally use Michelin or Pirrelli on P cars ...I currently have P Zero,s but will be going for the pilot sport 4 s next ...
I have never had any Bridgestones on my 997 but every one that I know who wants to run a more street bias tire for all round conditions generally use Michelin or Pirrelli on P cars ...I currently have P Zero,s but will be going for the pilot sport 4 s next ...
#5
Instructor
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I hade Michelin SUper sports for many years - they are a fantastic daily drive tire, and work quite well on the track.
The Bridgestone equivalent would be RE 71-R, or RE11 which is their older version of their RE71.
I'm waiting to put Pilot Super Sports 4 on my car for ue as a daily drive, and multiple HPDE and some AX events as well.
THe RE 71-R is the street legal tire for AX. I've had the RE-11 on my car, and it is not as good as the super sports.
The Bridgestone equivalent would be RE 71-R, or RE11 which is their older version of their RE71.
I'm waiting to put Pilot Super Sports 4 on my car for ue as a daily drive, and multiple HPDE and some AX events as well.
THe RE 71-R is the street legal tire for AX. I've had the RE-11 on my car, and it is not as good as the super sports.
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I hade Michelin SUper sports for many years - they are a fantastic daily drive tire, and work quite well on the track.
The Bridgestone equivalent would be RE 71-R, or RE11 which is their older version of their RE71.
I'm waiting to put Pilot Super Sports 4 on my car for ue as a daily drive, and multiple HPDE and some AX events as well.
THe RE 71-R is the street legal tire for AX. I've had the RE-11 on my car, and it is not as good as the super sports.
The Bridgestone equivalent would be RE 71-R, or RE11 which is their older version of their RE71.
I'm waiting to put Pilot Super Sports 4 on my car for ue as a daily drive, and multiple HPDE and some AX events as well.
THe RE 71-R is the street legal tire for AX. I've had the RE-11 on my car, and it is not as good as the super sports.