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Survey - Where the rubber meets the road
DevNull replied to pvaughan's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
Dont want to hijack this thread too much. My rears are not N designated whereas the fronts are. At least now I know something aint right. Thanks And now back to your previously scheduled thread.. -
Survey - Where the rubber meets the road
DevNull replied to pvaughan's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
Here is a Pilot Sport question. I have from what I can tell, the same tires front and rear, however the tread patterns are totaly different. The rears have a V type tread pattern yet the fronts ave more of a square block type pattern. The tires seem to have the same tread depth so I am guessing they were installed at the same time from the same place. Anyone else have their tires set up this way?