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Tires for dirt roads


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I like road trips in my 2000 S. I'm currently running P-zero's. I'm wondering if there's a better tire that might not be as senstive to damage on dirt/gravel roads. I like to explore off the pavement or head out to camping spots 10-15 miles from a paved road. I'm not trying to make a 4x4 out of the boxster, just thinking typical tires like the p-zero's might be too suceptible to damage on gravel roads.

Suggestions?

Thanks, Jim

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I never had trouble with my 17" P-zeros on dirt. I'm not sure an all-season would be any better, really the limiting factor is the amount of sidewall. I had a 16" snow combo that was great! But with the S you can't go smaller than 17", but in my experience that is decent. I would be very concerned with my current 18" combo (my 2nd Boxster is an S).

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