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I have a 2017 base 911 that has Pirelli Pzeros with about 20% tread remaining. I do plan on using this 911 in cold weather as I live in GA mountains. I don't want to do the swap summer to winter tires , so I'm considering all season tires . Anyone that has all seasons regret them? Any recommendations? FYI, I beat this car to death/spirited driving.
Personally I'm a huge fan of Michelins .
Do you have all season tires ? If so, which ones. Thanks.
Look for the N-spec Pilot Sport AS 3+
I replaced the Pirellis on my 981 Boxster S with Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 a while ago. They addressed the horrific low speed understeer judder when temps in NY go below 50 deg. I'm sure grip in the summer isn't as good but to me it's not noticeable as a daily driver. Winter performance is a game changer. I'll be putting them on the "new to me" 991.2 Turbo Cab soon as the Pilot Sport 4S that came with the car are close to being slicks. I did the Summer/Winter rim swap on my e93 M3 . Was annoying and needed space to store the set you're not running.
Continental ExtremeContact DWS 06 Plus Ultra High Performance All-Season Tire for Sportscars will do you right
Just bought a set of Conti DWS06 for my 991.2. I’ve had them on several cars to include a 981C. Love them.
May I ask do you ever drive your 911 with those tires on days that are below 45 degrees f? If so, any issues on turns/spirited driving? Thanks
May I ask do you ever drive your 911 with those tires on days that are below 45 degrees f? If so, any issues on turns/spirited driving? Thanks
Thanks so much for your input. I'll definitely consider these tires when my Pirelli 's need replacing.
I hope I’m not too late to the thread. I have the conti DWS 06+ tires on my cayman and have made multiple trips through the Georgia mountains this winter, including some snow driving! These tires are great and handle anything that I throw at them. I have a buddy with a 992 with the same tires who shares my experience and opinion. My only complaint is that larger sidewalls with these tires can lead to a mild floaty/squishy feeling during very spirited driving.
I had a set of Continental DW no S on my Cayman and they were just too soft in the sidewall. It was very easy to overdrive them while in sharp turns. I agree the DWS are great tires and Continental deserves credit for building a high performance AS tire. We've used them.on several VWs, Volvos and even on our Macan
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