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Dunlop Winter Sport M2 v M3

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YOUR RESEARCHDunlop Winter Sport M2 v M3

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I checked tirerack, and it appears that you can get the M3s in the right size for the front, but they don't appear to be avail in 265/35 or 285/30 for the rear...
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I checked tirerack, and it appears that you can get the M3s in the right size for the front, but they don't appear to be avail in 265/35 or 285/30 for the rear...
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Does anyone know the difference? Is the M3 just the newer version? Porsche recommends / approves the M2 for all of there vehicles, but according to a comparison of the 2 tires on tirerack, the M3 out performs the M2 in all categories..... So get what porsche recommends, or get the newer version of the same tire (apparently)??? Anyone? Anyone? TIA

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Since I just bought M2s from the TireRack a month ago, I was pretty curious about your post. I checked tirerack, and it appears that you can get the M3s in the right size for the front, but they don't appear to be avail in 265/35 or 285/30 for the rear... FWIW, I'm happy with the M2s thus far. We've been using them for a couple years on our audis with great results.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Stiles, they DO make an M3 in 265/35, but seems like they can only be had in Europe: http://www.sicherbestellen.de/cgi-bi....pl?typ=509192 Scheise!!!

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Well, I suppose the good news is that I've found the M2 to be a great tire in the winter, AND it's approved by Porsche.

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