Do you drive your 911 all year round?
#32
Burning Brakes
Originally Posted by Stethoscope
My C4 GTS is coming late November. Can you guys recommend winter tires ? I ordered the centre lock wheels. Does it matter CL vs lug nuts?
#33
Rennlist Member
#35
Drifting
Glad you are getting winters. Driving on high performance summer tires in the winter is idiotic. In fact i dont know how anyone who does this actually can move the car in the snow. One year it snowed early and the wheels just spun with virtually no traction. Even if its dry its like driving on hockey pucks and braking distances will increase dramatically. My bro in law insists winter tires are a scam and he doesnt need them cause he so much of a better driver than everyone else. Yeesh, like i said, hes an idiot
#37
I drive in the same Oakville/Burlington area year round and PA4s are the way to go.
#38
Team Owner
Originally Posted by Bud Fox
The population hasn't increased over 20 years?
Why don't we get rid of airbags too like the old days
Why don't we get rid of airbags too like the old days
More population does notvmean more accidents. In fact less. As traffic becomes congested it moves a lot slower
No one is talking about airbags. You are reaching to comment. . . .
#39
Rennlist Member
hbear what is the Turbo S winter package exactly? Is it the combo of the Turbo S CL rims and winter tires for about $10K?
#40
That is the one. (Silver/black wheel). Dealership should be able to knock a few hundred off or throw in swaps/storage.
If you do a build on Porsche site you can select them as extra equipment or something like that so you see what they look like.
I think they look sharp and nice to have a little difference between summer and winter wheel looks.
If you do a build on Porsche site you can select them as extra equipment or something like that so you see what they look like.
I think they look sharp and nice to have a little difference between summer and winter wheel looks.
#41
Selfish question and somewhat off-topic:
Would anyone know if a set of 17" factory wheels off a 996 will fit onto a 986 Boxster S for the sake of winter wheels only? A gracious Rennlister has offered his wheels with snow tires but I want to do my due diligence first to ensure they do work and don't cause problems. Any help appreciated. Thanks in advance!
/carry on
Would anyone know if a set of 17" factory wheels off a 996 will fit onto a 986 Boxster S for the sake of winter wheels only? A gracious Rennlister has offered his wheels with snow tires but I want to do my due diligence first to ensure they do work and don't cause problems. Any help appreciated. Thanks in advance!
/carry on
#42
Drifting
Also a winter mode pic from back when I first got the car...
#43
Burning Brakes
Originally Posted by Vise
Or another option is put winter tires on the OEM wheels and get something different for summer... I run Forgelines with Michelin Sport Cup 2s in the summer and PA4s on the stock wheels in winter.
Also a winter mode pic from back when I first got the car...
Also a winter mode pic from back when I first got the car...
#44
Drifting
Thankfully I have a garage and also park indoor at work so it is actually fairly rare to have the car get hit with snow/ice during the winter... when it does happen though no issues with the window so far.
#45
Three Wheelin'
That is the one. (Silver/black wheel). Dealership should be able to knock a few hundred off or throw in swaps/storage.
If you do a build on Porsche site you can select them as extra equipment or something like that so you see what they look like.
I think they look sharp and nice to have a little difference between summer and winter wheel looks.
If you do a build on Porsche site you can select them as extra equipment or something like that so you see what they look like.
I think they look sharp and nice to have a little difference between summer and winter wheel looks.