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mikefocke · 03-21-2010, 05:59 AM

is they are comparing worn down tires to new ones and their review will almost always be biased towards justifying the wisdom of their choice in purchasing the tires.

Plus they probably got an alignment and the tire pressures right for a change.

Michelin PS2 in specific model number for the Porsche, Kumho and Sumitomho HTRZ III are the tires I hear a lot about. But depends on what besides quiet you need. Ever drive in below 40 road temperatures? Then all-seasons. Or if you are in South FL, then maybe just UHP summer is the type.

No such thing as a perfect tire.

03-21-2010, 05:59 AM	#12
mikefocke Registered User Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Sanford NC Posts: 2,537	The problem with almost all owner posted tire reviews is they are comparing worn down tires to new ones and their review will almost always be biased towards justifying the wisdom of their choice in purchasing the tires. Plus they probably got an alignment and the tire pressures right for a change. Michelin PS2 in specific model number for the Porsche, Kumho and Sumitomho HTRZ III are the tires I hear a lot about. But depends on what besides quiet you need. Ever drive in below 40 road temperatures? Then all-seasons. Or if you are in South FL, then maybe just UHP summer is the type. No such thing as a perfect tire.