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-   -   Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 265/40ZR18 - How long are they supposed to last? (http://986forum.com/forums/boxster-general-discussions/17237-michelin-pilot-sport-ps2-265-40zr18-how-long-they-supposed-last.html)

Quickurt 06-22-2008 08:48 AM
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Originally Posted by silver arrow
People that are getting 20,000+ miles on a set of PS2's are wasting their money. If you drive that easy (which isn't a bad thing), why not get something that is still Z rated but better suited to cruising? Motorsports or aggressive driving are the only reasons to own those tires. If you get 20,000+ out of a set of PS2's, you could get 40,000 out of a set of Falken 452's, Yokahama S drives or Kumho SPT's. Just a suggestion.
Yeah, and they're not as sticky, so you could slide it around alot more :D :cheers: :D

davzin 06-23-2008 04:11 PM
Michelin PS2s @ 28K
 
Talked to another 987 owner yesterday that has 28K on the original tires. The car is used almost exclusively as a daily driver, with lots of commute miles in the total.

Quickurt 06-23-2008 04:23 PM
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Originally Posted by davzin
Talked to another 987 owner yesterday that has 28K on the original tires. The car is used almost exclusively as a daily driver, with lots of commute miles in the total.
Does he have a tennis ball under the throttle pedal? :eek:


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