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03-01-2011 07:30 PM #1Registered Member
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the good news: the pilot sport ps2 zp...
...are purty dang good tires. noticeably less runflatty than the potenzas and much better road feel, slightly noisier, but I'll live with that. off do do some more testing...
--> feel like kicking something?
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03-01-2011 07:44 PM #2Registered Member
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the ps1 are good too
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03-01-2011 08:18 PM #3Registered Member
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no, this kind of rubber is used only on the road
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"runflatty" - nice. Someone call Webster's!
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+1 They were great tires on my E90 330. I've
always been a Michelin whore and I just wished they made the PS2 ZP's for 17" rims.
Now did you hear that Michelin is coming out with a PS"3"?
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