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Hi, I have a 996 turbo with a bilstein suspension, which was on the car when I bought it, goes through rear tyres every 2500 mile with normal road use, can this be right?

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Hi, I have a 996 turbo with a bilstein suspension, which was on the car when I bought it, goes through rear tyres every 2500 mile with normal road use, can this be right?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi, I have a 996 turbo with a bilstein suspension, which was on the car when I bought it, goes through rear tyres every 2500 mile with normal road use, can this be right?

POST 2Original post

Yikes! 2500 miles never heard of that amount of wear What tyres are you using and is the wear across the tyre or on inner/outer band, centre or across entire width? Tony

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Parelli p zeros, and it's on the inner 3rd is say

POST 4Original post

Stewart! Sounds like too much negative camber or maybe toe-out to me. I would get a 4-wheel alignment done.

POST 5Original post

So would I . I have Bridgestones they have done 5000 and there is still 3 mm above the wear indicator.

POST 6Original post

Yes it needs 4 wheel alignment doing Approx £90 but worth every penny Should get 12,000 out of Bridgestones and performance [ ]

POST 7Original post

Got 18,000 miles out of PZeros, including a couple of track days. Geo done at Centre Gravity. D.

POST 8Original post

Well my C4 went through a pair of continentals in 3000 miles and the current pirellis have just about done 4500 miles, now in need of replacement, geo / tracking done every couple of years, no track days, just weekend riding about if the chance arrives , would love to see them last 18000 miles. 75PNO

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Just had a pair of Pirelli Rear Tyres on my Porsche 996 PZERO ROSSO 265/35ZR18 N$ for312.00 FITTED the Pair At F1 in Shrewsbury Rencons the Tracking should be done with a full Tank of Petrol according to Porsche

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Check out www.tyreleader.co.uk for tyres. Pirelli P Zero Rosso N4 265/35 18 are £134.20 285/30 18 are £154.79 These are delivered prices so you need to get a fitter to fit them, but I had my wheels refurbed at the same time so no charge to put the new ones on instead.

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