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hi just need help with tyres,my 1998 996 cab rear tyres are near the limit and i need new ones,do i have to put on the ones that porsche specify or can i put any tyres on and will this affect insurance cheers moe
This is a greatly debated subject, take a look at this thread http://www.911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=51382
You will have to ask your insurer if it matters or not. I have asked mine and they don't care, as long as they are the right size and speed rating.
I asked mine too (Aviva) and they said the same - OK if the same size and speed rating. Has anyone ever had an insurance company insist on N-rated tyres? I would be gobsmacked if they had.
I agree You hear stories & I am sure that is all they are, just stories about engineers kicking out a claim based on non N-rated tyres fitted. However, asking your insurance company wouldn't go amiss as you will have full peace of mind that you are covered.
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