michelin pilot sport (PS2's)
30 January 2010, 05:29 PM
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michelin pilot sport (PS2's)
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are they any good? (i know not as good as REO70 i have had them fantastic but dont last too long)
and is £260 a good price for 4 brand new 225x45x17?
i could go for ultrac sessenta at £300 picked up for 4
decisions decisions................
are they any good? (i know not as good as REO70 i have had them fantastic but dont last too long)
and is £260 a good price for 4 brand new 225x45x17?
i could go for ultrac sessenta at £300 picked up for 4decisions decisions................
30 January 2010, 09:15 PM
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I'm very happy using them, although 225/40/18 XL @ approx £150 each from Costco. Usually wait until they have a 20% off offer on. Got 4 that have not done much mileage ready for next time which I got off here for £100 all four !
31 January 2010, 07:36 PM
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BTW it is a stonking price!
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Load index 93 what ever that means
cant give away my contact (he would get in trouble) he also tells me i could get F1 aysametrics(sp?) at around that price, he's looking into it
so i have a choice
mich PS2
Sassentas
or F1 aysms
out of the 3 which would you go for? (BTW i love some spirited driving from time to time, well quite a lot actually) + i do 20k plus miles a year so bear that in mind 
cant give away my contact (he would get in trouble) he also tells me i could get F1 aysametrics(sp?) at around that price, he's looking into it
so i have a choice
mich PS2
Sassentas
or F1 aysms
out of the 3 which would you go for? (BTW i love some spirited driving from time to time, well quite a lot actually
) + i do 20k plus miles a year so bear that in mind
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Sure its to stop pressures increasing as tyres warm up and less chance to loose pressure over time. Have a look at Michelin's site as I think it explains it all.
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Its to do with air having a % of water vapour content which is a variable when filling. Makes a difference to repeatability of how tyres behave at operating temp which is important in F1 but a bit of a gimmick in a road car
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