Run Flats to Michelin Pilot Sports.....Wow

[Busterboo]

I sold my 911 on Michelin PS2s in October 2017. They'd done 22k miles and still had at least 3mm all round. They were never quite as good as the Pirelli P Zero Rosso before them, but they lasted twice as long.

 

[hopz121]

Something doesn't sound right with your tyres Maniac.

What date codes are on the tyres?

Where is the car stored?

What pressures are you running?

I have used them before and don't have a bad word to say about them in the dry, in wet and damp conditions they were good but I have used better tyres.

Bridgestone runflats were worse for everything though, dry grip, wet grip, comfort etc so something doesn't sound right.

 

[Maniac]

Something doesn't sound right with your tyres Maniac.

What date codes are on the tyres?

Where is the car stored?

What pressures are you running?

I have used them before and don't have a bad word to say about them in the dry, in wet and damp conditions they were good but I have used better tyres.

Bridgestone runflats were worse for everything though, dry grip, wet grip, comfort etc so something doesn't sound right.

I think I've already answered most of that above. Other than kept on the drive. The P Zeros were the best I've had. I suspect most of the issue is down to lack of use.

 

[Busterboo]

Perhaps time now, john-e89, for you to read the whole thread.

 

[john-e89]

Perhaps time now, john-e89, for you to read the whole thread.

You carry on, I'm out, it's impossible to argue with an idiot, and you can't say I didn't try.