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87maniac 02-26-2015 10:00 PM

Read the reviews on Tire Rack.
I bought these for cold rainy driving. (no snow)
$428 for a set. (about $100 less than PilotSport AS3)

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1425016462.jpg

gtc 02-27-2015 09:44 AM

I have those. I've been very happpy with them. The old RE960AS was a little better in the snow (I guess due to more siping), but these are still pretty darn good.
Anyone who says they need a stickier tire for the street is either full of themselves, or flat out irresponsible (IMO).

Quote:

Originally Posted by 87maniac (Post 8507125)
Read the reviews on Tire Rack.
I bought these for cold rainy driving. (no snow)
$428 for a set. (about $100 less than PilotSport AS3)

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1425016462.jpg


Pazuzu 02-27-2015 10:04 AM

I got about 17, maybe 18k miles out of the rear Conti DWs (not DWS) before they were dead. The front were fine still. That's 2 years of driving for me.

That's 245/40/17s with 2.5 degrees camber.

The S-drives before that were the same, I expect the Michelin Pilot Super Sports I have now will be similar.

Putting 8k a year on the car, I don't hope for more than 2 years as long as the tires are sticky, and I've been happy with all 3 (but they Michelins are sticky at a whole new level...)

wportervt 02-27-2015 10:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gtc (Post 8507692)
I have those. I've been very happpy with them. The old RE960AS was a little better in the snow (I guess due to more siping), but these are still pretty darn good.
Anyone who says they need a stickier tire for the street is either full of themselves, or flat out irresponsible (IMO).

I've been happy with the RE970AS as well. I'm not driving the 911 in the snow but I wanted a tire that would be safe to take out when the temperatures dropped below freezing and the roads were still clear. I don't track the car but I've had no issues on the street with these.

Charles Freeborn 02-27-2015 10:53 AM

I run Goodyear Eagles. So far no complaints, but it does rain a tad here in OR


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