YOUR RESEARCHPSM issue with 285/35-18?
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Just got my first 911 in December. A 2002 C2 6-speed with PSM. I love it!!! It is in need of some tires though. It came with BBS 7.5-18 50 fronts & 10-18 65 rears. I�m looking at the Potenza Sport 225/40-18 & 285/35-18. I get a really good discount on Bridgestone�s & Firestones. Will the 285/35-18 mess with the electronics or the handling? Is it worth paying twice as much for PS4S�s that are the right size?
Yes, you will have issues. When I got my 996 (99 MY C2 with TC only) It had those wheel sizes and 225/40 F but non-matching 265/40 R. I had no engine braking when coasting in gear. Several threads on the subject here, one is https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...but-why-2.html MSR explained https://www.tuningblog.eu/en/tipps_t...gelung-267465/
OP - 275/35 Potenza Sport will work fine. I have those for my rears. Very good DE tire for a 300 TW.
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