Jan 6, 2003 1:47:40 PM
- porschemansurrey
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Jan 6, 2003 2:04:06 PM
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Jan 7, 2003 4:00:22 AM
- testdrv321
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Re: 996 Tyres
Which tire is best depends on what you are using if for. For example the best tire for my car if I went for a ride today would be a Blizzak since its snowing here today. The best track tire is different than the best summer dry street tires which is different that a pseudo all season tire.
Jan 8, 2003 4:30:47 PM
- ignacio
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Re: 996 Tyres
summer tires-- continental contact sport 2 give much better wet traction and ride quality than p zero's. i generally prefer michelin tires but they don't make tires big enough to fit on the rear wheels of the c4s or turbo. 
winter tires--pirelli winter 210's purchased last wk have been adequate in snow--i think it's tough to get snow traction with such wide tires. on another car i found blizzacks to be poor on dry roads--the 210's are pretty good in the dry.
tires are a tough topic because all choices entail compromise.
winter tires--pirelli winter 210's purchased last wk have been adequate in snow--i think it's tough to get snow traction with such wide tires. on another car i found blizzacks to be poor on dry roads--the 210's are pretty good in the dry.
tires are a tough topic because all choices entail compromise.
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