21" Michelin's 295/35 - 21
#1
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21" Michelin's 295/35 - 21
Recently had my wife's 2016 Cayenne GTS in for its 20k service, new Conti's and brake flush. Porsche Main Line did a great job and even gave my wife 2018 Cayenne Platnuim to use while her's was in for service. Her Michelin's have only 19k on them and plenty of tread left but the few times she drove it this winter obviously the Michelin's traction was questionable with temps in the teens. So I decided to have the dealer replace them Conti all-seasons.
Through them on Craig's List.
Shoot me a PM and I'll send you photos on the tries if interested in the Michelin's at $50 each or $175 all four. Local pick up.
Through them on Craig's List.
Shoot me a PM and I'll send you photos on the tries if interested in the Michelin's at $50 each or $175 all four. Local pick up.
#3
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If the Michelins on my 14 GTS are any indication then those tires are shot - I had to replace my rears after 11k miles and the fronts aren’t that much better, and the warranty is only 20k miles. I’d be shocked if there was any life left, unless I just had a supremely bad experience with mine. Good move going to the Contis.
#4
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Yea, we change our Michelin's out every 18k on the Audi Q7 and the Cayenne
#7
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My wife drives her Cayenne like a baby. Only reason I switched these out is to get all season Conti's.
$50 bucks a tire is a very good deal.
Why anyone one would replace Michelin's with plenty of tread remaining at 18-20k miles with the same tire is beyond me.
if didn't want to go with all season Conti' these would have stayed on the GTS until tread was into wear indicators.
$50 bucks a tire is a very good deal.
Why anyone one would replace Michelin's with plenty of tread remaining at 18-20k miles with the same tire is beyond me.
if didn't want to go with all season Conti' these would have stayed on the GTS until tread was into wear indicators.
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#8
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Post up some pics that actually represent the tire in it's best light. You're gonna need pics with a depth guard and not off angle pics where it's hard to tell what the tires actually look like
#9
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My wife drives her Cayenne like a baby. Only reason I switched these out is to get all season Conti's.
$50 bucks a tire is a very good deal.
Why anyone one would replace Michelin's with plenty of tread remaining at 18-20k miles with the same tire is beyond me.
if didn't want to go with all season Conti' these would have stayed on the GTS until tread was into wear indicators.
$50 bucks a tire is a very good deal.
Why anyone one would replace Michelin's with plenty of tread remaining at 18-20k miles with the same tire is beyond me.
if didn't want to go with all season Conti' these would have stayed on the GTS until tread was into wear indicators.