6S219

In the next couple of month's, I will be putting new tires on my 997.2 TT. I currently have Pirelli P-Zero's and I am considering a different brand. The Pirelli's seem to resonate a lot of interior noise. I had the same issue on my Ford GT with Goodyear tires. I switched to Michelin and noticed a much "quieter" ride.
Do others feel the same about the Pirelli's? If you have Michelin, Bridgestone or others what are your thoughts?
Any comments, concerns regarding other brands of tires?

MiamiAutosport

In my experience, I have noted that Michelin is the best in terms of durability, grip and noise. When it comes to high performance cars, I usually go the Michelin route if I can find the size, if not Bridgestone Potenza RE-11 are also solid tires.

991 Dreamer

My fronts are about due, but my rear tires have a little more life. Would it be a prob;em to replace the fronts now with Michelin’s and hold off on the rears for a while (leaving the Pirelli’s)? Would having Mich on the front and Pirelli’s on the back cause any problem?

shakil4all

I use Bridgestone and my opinion is it's worth every penny.

sobiloff

Not ideal, but not the end of the world, either. Just be careful with them as you encounter new conditions, as the handling characteristics will be different from what you're used to.

MrMarco

Holy cow, get the tire you plan on running as a set. Tires are designed to work in concert with one another. I wouldn't even run a different model of the same make on my rig. I have done it briefly back in the 1990's but that was only because the rears where back ordered.