High Performance All Season Tires Question
02-08-2005, 03:24 PM
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High Performance All Season Tires Question
Takin Delivery on my certified S4 soon and am specifying tire replacement choice.
Told dealer Michelin Pilot Sport A/S.
Others I've considered are Pirelli PZeroNero M&S or Yoko AVS dB S2?
Any reccomendations of these 3 choices?
(I know Bridgestone S03's are the way to go but I need an M&S rated tire for occasional snowy weather in Tahoe and can only afford one set of tires and rims now)
Told dealer Michelin Pilot Sport A/S.
Others I've considered are Pirelli PZeroNero M&S or Yoko AVS dB S2?
Any reccomendations of these 3 choices?
(I know Bridgestone S03's are the way to go but I need an M&S rated tire for occasional snowy weather in Tahoe and can only afford one set of tires and rims now)
02-08-2005, 03:27 PM
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I was going to say Michelin Pilot Sport on the way into this thread, and Im say MPS on the way out
great tire, everyone seems to be on the fence about the Pirelli in that they dont last very long and somtimes there is a lot of road noise.
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02-08-2005, 04:47 PM
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Beware the tire sizes on the Michelins
For some reason my Pilot Sport A/S's barely provided any protection for my stock wheels 225/45/17.
My PS2's were purchased in the same size to replace the Michelin's and they wrap the tires much more nicely.
My PS2's were purchased in the same size to replace the Michelin's and they wrap the tires much more nicely.
