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After running Michelin PS's on my 997 for 4 years, I took the plunge and moved to the Hankook Ventus, primarily based on the Car & Driver test. I can't comment on treadwear yet, but they ar equieter than the Michelin's and based on my relatively conservative driving style--- there is no difference whatsoever in handling braking, wet or dry. I almost succombed to the old argument "it is a 911, you should put on the best", bu tin the end went for it. I amvery satisfied at spending only $ 800 for 4 new tires

Mike

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After running Michelin PS's on my 997 for 4 years, I took the plunge and moved to the Hankook Ventus, primarily based on the Car & Driver test. I can't comment on treadwear yet, but they ar equieter than the Michelin's and based on my relatively conservative driving style--- there is no difference whatsoever in handling braking, wet or dry. I almost succombed to the old argument "it is a 911, you should put on the best", bu tin the end went for it. I amvery satisfied at spending only $ 800 for 4 new tires

Mike

I have had the Hankooks on my 996 for 6000 miles and am happier tan I could have ever imagined. I have 3 autocross and 1 DE event on them and these rock. Great in FL rain. It only knows how to down pour here in Tampa. The price is just icing on the cake.

Scott

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Which particular model Hankook tires did you buy/recommend as replacements?

I have a 07' 997 C4S

Ventus V12 evo K110;

Tire Rack has them for $784.00+ shipping for the 19" set

Scott

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/TireSearchResults.jsp?tireIndex=1&autoMake=Porsche&autoYear=2007&autoModel=911+Carrera+S&autoModClar=Coupe&frontWidth=235/&frontRatio=35&frontDiameter=19&frontSortCode=57260&rearWidth=295/&rearRatio=30&rearDiameter=19&rearSortCode=58099&tab=All

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