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I hesitate to blame all of it on the Proxes tires, since some of the problem was undoubtedly the alignment.
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I hesitate to blame all of it on the Proxes tires, since some of the problem was undoubtedly the alignment.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

.. what a difference! My 02 C2 had a set of Proxes T1Rs with some bizarre wear patterns on them after only 7K miles. The car was "jouncy", harsh and just didn't seem right. Turns out my alignment was off and my right rear tire was severely worn on the inside. Ordered a set of PS2s from tirerack and had them installed and an alignment done at Redmond European. Now the car drives great! Jouncing and jostling is gone. Steering response is smoother and more linear. Road noise is down. Huge improvement. I only have a few miles on the car since the big change , but I'm extremely happy with it right now.

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Did you do an alignment when you bought the Proxes?

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No. I bought the car with the Proxes T1Rs on it. The tires only had ~3K miles on them when I bought the car, so no strange wear was apparent. The alignment must have been messed up at that time, though. Even before the severe wear showed up on the left rear tire, the car was a bit rough. I didn't know any better, though, since it was my first Porsche. I hesitate to blame all of it on the Proxes tires, since some of the problem was undoubtedly the alignment. The new setup is much better than before, though, and I seriously doubt I'll buy the Toyos again.

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.."extremely happy" That works for me. Enjoy, congrats, and regards.

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