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I'll be needing some new rear Michelin Pilot Sport N1 rated tyres soon (285 * 30 * eighteen). I've been making some local inquiries (South Wales) and some people are telling me that I won't be able to get the N1 very easily - if at all - and that I'd have to go for the N3's. Unfortunately the guy who used to deal with tyres at OPC Cardiff has gone and he was a mine of information.
I'm sure that I'll be able to get them - but has anyone had the same problem and if so (apart from the speed rating) is there a difference in the tread pattern between an N1 and an N3?
Thanks.
Adrian.
Stats007 is right. Why go for old technology when new techno is available? N3 is superior to N1. Do you buy box TVs in preference to flat screens?
~ Maxie :?
In some cases old is better (CRTs for contrast for example) - and we all have preferences in tyres choices. I preferred SportContact 2s to 3s for example.
So long as have you have matching tyres per axle then I wouldn't worry.
Bear in mind tyres deteriorate with age so old stock isn't always a good idea.
Try a local tyre dealer - I know mine are nearly always more competitive in price than the big online companies.
I recently bought two Michelin PS2 rears and I was surprised to find the best deal was through ATS and I had tried many online and local options. It was only last week and they had a 25% off deal on Michelins.
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