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I have just committed to buy a 2007 997 GT3 and while i have been using Porsches for many years, this is the first time i will be using a GT3. I noticed that the standard tyres are Michellin Pilot Sports semi slicks. Can I use Bridgestones? I have been using S02, SO3 and RE050 for my previous cars. I don't go to the track very often. I can imagine that the Michellin semi slicks would be great on track. It rains frequently here and I worry about the Michellin Club Sports in the wet. If possible, I would like to change to tyres that won't be that tricky in the wet. Anyone with useful advise here?