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Posts posted by ferrari34891
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I was a tech for porsche for 10 yrs now I am an owner it's sounds like the plates are binding change plates and see it's not expensive but that shouldn't matter any ways
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The bearing plates and the mounts
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Yes and the plates that bolt to the body springs are probably good the plates are bad
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It's the front springs on the struts binding or its a bearing plate top of the struts either way replace both
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If you own these cars let's care about them. Money should not be an issue. Buy michelins they are the best and it's only proper. If your not going to use this tire step down a bit and with conti they build a good tire. But my personal advice is to go with Michelin. I use them on my ferraris and my porsches along with my personal cars
Do you have experience with these tire brands?
in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
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Just buy michelins or a name brand tire such as conti perelli and so on. Stop being so cheap and making this hard. I just spent 1800 on tires and I'll only put 5000 miles in the next 15 yrs. I own a few porsches and I have owned slot of high end cars people need to stop being cheap.remember we own porsches not Yugos remember that . Make sure all speed rating are right and the traction rating is proper for the car. I own a Porsche repair shop and I was a tire tester for a major tire company at one time