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YOUR RESEARCHHey, 996 daily drivers.....
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Replace rears at 20k and i'm about
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I think I replaced my rears at 20K and I'm about to replace my front's and it's 33K.
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I know this sounds outrageous and before anyone asks, my alignment is fine - verified by an indy wrench, my dealership and an indy alignment shop (recommended here).
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I know this sounds outrageous and before anyone asks, my alignment is fine - verified by an indy wrench, my dealership and an indy alignment shop (recommended here).
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I think I replaced my rears at 20K and I'm about to replace my front's and it's 33K.
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Recommend here)
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I know this sounds outrageous and before anyone asks, my alignment is fine - verified by an indy wrench, my dealership and an indy alignment shop (recommended here).
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Haven't replaced the tires on the 996 but I was relacing the M3 tires every year. Toyo t-1
It depends on what type tires you have (summer or all season) and how hard you drive..
I've posted my "luck" before, I go through rears somewhere between 4-10K miles and fronts in less than 15K miles. I know this sounds outrageous and before anyone asks, my alignment is fine - verified by an indy wrench, my dealership and an indy alignment shop (recommended here). Maybe it's because I drive a C4 (heavy) and I like acceleration. I run S0-3's but have used Conti's previously.
I've used Pirelli PZero Asimmetrico on my C4 and would go through rears at about 15K and fronts about 30K.
I now have Michelin Pilot Sports on my C4S and have noticed they last a bit longer than the Pirelli's. I think I replaced my rears at 20K and I'm about to replace my front's and it's 33K.
P-Zeros - only 8k to 10k miles on the rears. Replacing the rear tires (again) on Thursday. THis time I am going with the Bridgestone Potenza RE 750 tires. I'll give an update in late February.
I have the ps2's and don't really care for them too much- they are definitely not worth the marginal cost (huge). If you can sacrifice wet handling get the bfg kd's they are the best I have had to date, although they are absolutely worthless in the rain.
I like the S-03's, but they are noisier than the Pilot Sports which I like as a second choice. Eagle F1 GS-D3's got top marks in a recent C/D review, but I've never had a s et.
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