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I Need Advice on Good Tyres


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I bought my 996 turbo 2001 5 years ago and I still remember when I would drive the car I would get out shaking, It just gripped and gripped around the bends the car had pirelli asimetrico tyres and I still put the same tyres on now but it just does'nt feel the same maybe im just use to the car,

Anyway I would like to know what tyres do you guys use and what is better then my asimetrico's

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I bought my 996 turbo 2001 5 years ago and I still remember when I would drive the car I would get out shaking, It just gripped and gripped around the bends the car had pirelli asimetrico tyres and I still put the same tyres on now but it just does'nt feel the same maybe im just use to the car,

Anyway I would like to know what tyres do you guys use and what is better then my asimetrico's

Tire Rack Survey results for Summer Performance Tires. CLICK HERE

Michlin Pilot Sport series considered a best bet.

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I bought my 996 turbo 2001 5 years ago and I still remember when I would drive the car I would get out shaking, It just gripped and gripped around the bends the car had pirelli asimetrico tyres and I still put the same tyres on now but it just does'nt feel the same maybe im just use to the car,

Anyway I would like to know what tyres do you guys use and what is better then my asimetrico's

Tire Rack Survey results for Summer Performance Tires. CLICK HERE

Michlin Pilot Sport series considered a best bet.

I have tried several brands: Bridgestone, Michelin (PS and Cups) and now run Yokos.

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I have a 4S and I've usually run the Michelin PS2s but this last set, I decided to give the Hankook V12 evo K110 a try just because they cost less than half of what the PS2s cost. It doesn't feel as grippy as the PS2s but for the price I really can't complain. It definitely has even less grip wet than the PS2s, but it doesn't really bother me that much. I imagine that grip will be a bigger factor for you in a turbo.

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I've been pretty happy with Sumitomo HTR Z III.

Yes, I am on my second set of Sumitomo HTR Z III and really like them. I use MY98 as a daily driver and have winter tires from Novemeber 1 to May 1. Looking forward to putting the Sumitomo's back on.

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