"N" marked or not?

[BYprodriver]

Originally Posted by Robert993TT

On my way to pick up a Boxster S secondhand. Had Porsche do a service on my behalf to confirm the cars condition. The only remark they found was that the car had non "n" marked Michelin.

Is it wrong of me to consider this of less importance on a 911 than a middengined Boxster?

A was thinking I could change next time around If I dont find anything negative with the roadholding.

Guess some of you have gone trough some different type och tires. Which ones are preferable performance wise. Not considering the price?

Porsche tests tires & requires them to be optimized for the Porsche they will be mounted on before granting their approval, which is indicated by the "N" designation on the sidewall.
"N" tires are the best overall tire for the Porsche's design criteria, not the least of which is safety in a wide variety of conditions.