Bought new tires
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It's not the N rating. It's the NEW rating. Enjoy!!
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Not sure I follow you. Are you saying N rated tires have more sidewall flex and as such are more comfortable? Comfort has never been a variable I have associated with N rated tires.
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Did your 993 have stock suspension or something like PSS9s?
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Great topic. So I recently went NON n-rated on my 9 year old Porsche. The original n-rated tire was Continental SportContact 3’s (I think they are up to 6 now). The SportContact 3’s have since been discontinued. I understand the n-rated tires go through rigorous tests and standards but there is no way in an EVER EVOLVING business of tire evolution that a new tire technology is not better in almost every way. Particularly in my instance of nearly 10 year old technology. I am very open to explanation if I am wrong as to let’s say how new non n-rated PS4’s are not superior for example.
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Great topic. So I recently went NON n-rated on my 9 year old Porsche. The original n-rated tire was Continental SportContact 3’s (I think they are up to 6 now). The SportContact 3’s have since been discontinued. I understand the n-rated tires go through rigorous tests and standards but there is no way in an EVER EVOLVING business of tire evolution that a new tire technology is not better in almost every way. Particularly in my instance of nearly 10 year old technology. I am very open to explanation if I am wrong as to let’s say how new non n-rated PS4’s are not superior for example.
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