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Ive had these for a little bit and have seen a few people buy these and put them on but I did not see anyone review them at all.
I got some Michelin PS2 N0 255/40/20 F 295/35/20 R.
They are a LOT softer than the Bridgestone RE70R's that I took off. No shock on that one. They are also much quieter.
For a comfortable street tire I think these are the ticket. The straight line grip is better, lateral grip isn't exactly the same, nor is the steering feel, Its not bad but its not exactly the same.
But for the street I really like them.
The setup also lost 8lb each up front and 9lb each out back, so I can feel its lighter on its feet.
I am waiting for the PSS in factory size. Once these are done, they should be out. But for now this is as close to OEM as you can get in a Michelin.
I got some Michelin PS2 N0 255/40/20 F 295/35/20 R.
They are a LOT softer than the Bridgestone RE70R's that I took off. No shock on that one. They are also much quieter.
For a comfortable street tire I think these are the ticket. The straight line grip is better, lateral grip isn't exactly the same, nor is the steering feel, Its not bad but its not exactly the same.
But for the street I really like them.
The setup also lost 8lb each up front and 9lb each out back, so I can feel its lighter on its feet.
I am waiting for the PSS in factory size. Once these are done, they should be out. But for now this is as close to OEM as you can get in a Michelin.
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