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I suspect the only downside of an N rated tyre is availability!
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I can't find the thread where I saw this being argued about, but this is a great video. They can vary a lot more than I realised for a customer specific tyre! https://youtu.be/COA630Juf_U

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Yes, good video. It explains a lot. A few years ago there was a Michelin engineer posting on here saying pretty much the same thing, but not in the same detail. I guess an N rated tyre for a 911 is even more specific to the car due to the fact that the engine arrangement and weight distribution is so 'non-typical'!

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Was it this thread? http://www.911uk.com/viewtopic.php?p=1602434&highlight=#1602434

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Thanks pzero, that was the most recent thread I had in mind on this matter. Interesting things being raised! I don't think there is any evidence that N rated tyres are more expensive (or significantly so!) than a like for like non N rated tyre from the same manufacturer. In fact based on the video, a small premium may well be worth it. I suspect the only downside of an N rated tyre is availability!

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