911miami

I have a base 2022 Taycan which just hit 18k miles. The care came with Michelin pilot sport (which have been great) and both front and rear need to be replaced. Has anyone switched from the Michelins to Pirellis, any opinions on the Pirellis? Also if anyone has a tire shop in the Fort Lauderdale area you recommend I'd appreciate it.

Thanks for the feedback

usctrojanGT3

Check out the Contis, mine will last longer than the Pirellis.

Spyerx

My pirellis were toast in 12k miles. The contis I put on seem to be lasting better and drive about the same (Pirelli were better for hard corning and steering feel, but not enough to really care for a 5k lb sedan that is not driven that hard usually)

sfy1505

The Conti's on my '23 GTS sedan have about 9,300 miles and it sounds like from a thread last week I might expect 18,000 miles. I have been very pleased with the so far.

daveo4porsche

range will be better with all seasons - unless you are tracking the car or constantly driving near grip
limits you might consider all seasons for the greater range

https://www.taycanforum.com/forum/threads/hmmm-my-lovely-taycan-is-limited-to-220-miles-range-edit-i-think-its-the-tires….6787/

YMMV literally!

Zcd1

Here's some empirical data to help you decide: Tire Rack EV tires vs. All Season tires vs UHP Summer tire test...