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Old 09-12-2018, 07:09 AM   #23
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At least if PD replaces just the rears, it will understeer, not oversteer in any kind of dramatic driving situation. Understeer is safer than oversteer for 99% of drivers.

My Boxster had Federals on it when I bought it, and they seemed to be just fine, especially for anything you might be doing for street driving. They worked very well in the rain. I did replace them (which was hard because they only had a few hundred miles on them) with much higher performance tires because I was going to be doing track days, and wanted something that was more biased towards that.
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