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Winter Tyres...?
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Dave Wilkinson
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Michelin certainly do a full range of Porsche approved "N" rated winter tyres - and I'm sure they can't be alone.
The problem with winter tyres is that they perform best when the weather is quite cold (obviously) and UK winters are rarely sustained enough to justify keeping them on for any length of time.
Regards
Dave
The ones I have work better than normal tyres at temps below +7, I put them on my non Porsche in November, and swap them back to summer tyres in MarchORIGINAL: Dave Wilkinson
JP,
Michelin certainly do a full range of Porsche approved "N" rated winter tyres - and I'm sure they can't be alone.
The problem with winter tyres is that they perform best when the weather is quite cold (obviously) and UK winters are rarely sustained enough to justify keeping them on for any length of time.
Regards
Dave
They are not just for snow, they give much better grip in general wet and cold conditions - would thoroughly recommend them
There is a previous thread on 993 winter tyres here:
http://www.porscheclubgbforum.com/tm.asp?m=420144&mpage=1&key=winter񧌫
Black80XSA
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Bertroex
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The rear wheel drive version is a dream in those conditions due to that engine/weight as well as traction at the back. A Carrera 4 gives perhaps a better (false?) sense of safety but that doesnt do it for me, personally. Just did 2600 km back and forth between Crans (CH) and Notts.
But it wasnt all bad...
Best regards,
Bert
Bert, what fantastic photos! this looks like a great trip!
I looked at Continental tyres website, and for the "sports" option winter tyres, a 996 is featured... I should have done a little research before just asking the question!
Anyway, thanks for the responses, and the photos!
Jp
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