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Hi all I had some new Pirelli tyres fitted and Porsche dealer mentioned there being an AO mark on it - should these be fine to use? Haven't had a problem with them s far. Many thanks
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AO mark on Pirelli tyre - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK
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rtgrv1 said: Hi all I had some new Pirelli tyres fitted and Porsche dealer mentioned there being an AO mark on it - should these be fine to use? Haven't had a problem with them s far. Many thanks That is the marker for Audi fitment. As I understand it, AO is Audi's equivalent of N rated tyres for Porsche.
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