YOUR RESEARCHMichelin Pilot Sport 1 vs PS2?
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Does anyone have a view on the original Pilot Sport's (vs. the Pilot Sport 2's). I've had PS2's before and really liked them, but they don't make them in a size to match my C4S -225/40/18, 295/30/18. Also, they don't make PZero Rosso in these sizes (in the same N rating) so I'm stuck with Pzero Asym (horrible, noisy), Conti (just rubbish in the wet), or Pilot Sport's (in an N1). Anyone got a view on the PS's.
If you have a C4S with standard wheels, then the standard 235/40-18 and 295/30-18 PS2s will fit fine. PS2s are great on road and will hold up perfectly well for occasional track use.
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