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all-season tires possible for C4S?

Kirk S
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on stock wheels?

traversing 3 foot snow drifts is not envisioned but something other than a "summer only" tire seems in order to drive a C4S year round, no?

anyhow, i didn't find any all-season tires in 295/30-18 at tirerack.com. just wondering what most people do.

i'm not terribly interested in full-on "snow" tires (no Hakapilitas or Nokias), just something with a rubber compound that doesn't go rock hard (i.e. no grip) when temps drop below freezing.

thanx for any feedback. i searched messages but didn't come up with anything on this.

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There are currently no approved All Season tires for the C4S - only summer and winter tires. Porsche publishes lists (both Summer and Winter lists) of approved wheels and tires (and snow chains) in TSB format every year. The last one for C4S was Nov 2003. The C4S has it's own list since it uses the TT running gear (and wheels). Approved summer tires and winter tires are different sizes as well are the approved wheels. You can either wait for this years list or PM me and I'll send you last years.

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