Gazcw
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Not sure what the difference will be with the ps5 and ps5s though.I saw a review of Michelin pilot sport 5. Supposedly even better, but they would say that.
Not sure what the difference will be with the ps5 and ps5s though.I saw a review of Michelin pilot sport 5. Supposedly even better, but they would say that.
I saw a review of Michelin pilot sport 5. Supposedly even better, but they would say that.
Not seen the pricing yet so if may be apt.Is the labelling going to confuse PS5S - looks like they are taking the pi5s ?
or onomatopoeia indicating a puncture
Protyre = Micheldever = Sumitomo Rubber Industries. They've been buying up and rebranding indies:They've been taken over by Protyre. My experience so far is that the service is the same as before. Will take a longer-term view over time.
... for sensible family people.Luckily yer QP interior can host up to four 20" tyres. Sensible family car.
I am quite close to the middle of nowhere nowadays so mail order suits. Can get the local mechanic to fit for £10/15 per corner. Luckily yer QP interior can host up to four 20" tyres. Sensible family car.
It's the other way around now. 295 available, 255 not so much.I recently went through sorting the Strad with four new Pilot Sport 4s and alignment/geo at ProTyre (Formerly Wheels in Motion). Car feels significantly better to drive now, much less tramlining and much more confidence pushing the car on. Having had both undertaken at the same time I can't comment what has made more of the difference but money well spent. For info tyres previously were P Zero on the fronts and P Zero Corsa on the rears, I had failed to pick up on the difference on axles when purchasing the car from the MD.
For those looking at getting Pilot Sport 4s, at the time fronts seemed readily available in a few places but finding rears which are non manufacturer specific seems impossible, Mercedes/Porsche/Ferrari were available so ended up with Ferrari (k1) on the rears.
Thanks to Matt and Sports Italia for sorting and fitting the tyres and I think from memory it was Joe at ProTyre (WIM) who did the work there.