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Tyres Again
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RichardLW
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Funnily enough I dont have a rear wheel drive supercar - I have a four wheel drive supercar that trashes its rear tyres in an unrealistic time. I certainly can't spin the rears as the car just bogs down if I try and I am not an agressive driver; probably quite the opposite in that I don't drive very fast and I do try to drive very smoothly - hence my brakes last forever (apart from corroding which isn't relevant).
What I want is a tyre that will give me a years motoring - say 9 - 10K miles and might then need replacing. FFS, I got 20K out of the rear tyres on my 944T and about the same on my 964 - and that was P Zero Rossos too.
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