Can't get P zeros for my ACR (19" all around) anyone try the super sport Michelins?
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Thread: tires for 2017 ACR
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08-22-2019 #1Enthusiast
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tires for 2017 ACR
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08-22-2019 #2Enthusiast
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Michelin Pilot super sports are available in 3453019 rear and 2953019 front. Anyone else try these out?
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I have a set of Michelin Cup2 that were never mounted and am looking to sell. The are size R:345/30 ZR19 and F:315/30 ZR30. Let me know if you are interested.
I run them on my 911 turbo and Z06 and absolutely love these tires.
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08-22-2019 #4Enthusiast
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The Mic's had great reviews. Going to give them a shot. Thanks
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08-22-2019 #5Enthusiast
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355 30 19 and 295 30 19 corsas is another really, really good option.
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C7 Z06.jpg
Originally Posted by 512BB
You like, roll your fenders for those?
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08-23-2019 #7Enthusiast
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he said his fronts were the 30's Bryan lol
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DAmmmmmmmmmmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiittttttttttttttt you're right. Originally Posted by camarochevy1970
C7 Z06 Front.jpg
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08-23-2019 #9Enthusiast
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lol
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08-23-2019 #10Enthusiast
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Now that’s funny! Donk
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You don't like the Kumho's? Originally Posted by Green Viper
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08-23-2019 #12Enthusiast
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These two pictures cracked me up. LMAO :-) The two Cup 2's I mentioned were bought for the Viper but I don't drive it enough so the Kumho's are lasting longer than expected and I don't have space to keep them. On the Vette I run R: 345/30R19 F: 275/35ZR18. Can't wait for the photoshop magic :-) Originally Posted by Bryan Savage
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08-23-2019 #13Enthusiast
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kuhmos in Florida ditch
The racing slicks here if Florida + death. Need some wet weather treads here. Originally Posted by 512BB
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Originally Posted by Green Viper
PartsRack can ship you a set on Monday, and can save you some $.
Thanks. Plz EMail JonB@PartsRack.comLast edited by JonB ~ PartsRack; 08-23-2019 at 07:17 PM.
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Bryan, can you do the 911 full donk? Just because
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08-24-2019 #16Enthusiast
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Keep us posted on your tire choice. I’m moving down to Naples soon and I’m also concerned with the stock tires on my ACR and the Florida rain!
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I have driven the Cup2 in the rain on the roads, they are not "bad" but definitely not good! Take a look at the Michelin Pilot Super Sport 4+. I have driven those many times on very wet tracks and on the road and by far one of the best tires I have experienced in both dry and wet. The performance drop when drop is very small to anything else I have driven. Originally Posted by Green Viper
Keep us posted as I am always up for trying new tires.
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How long did your kuhmos last?
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08-25-2019 #19Enthusiast
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Do not put PSS's on an ACR
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08-26-2019 #20Enthusiast
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Originally Posted by texasram
Geez, I better remove mine then.............
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Not sure if this is directed to me, but so far I have about 3,200 miles on them of which about 150 miles (~2 hours) were hard track driving. They look like they have about 1/2 life left. Originally Posted by Policy Limits
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Porsche Donk 2.jpg Originally Posted by SilverACR
Bryan, can you do the 911 full donk? Just because
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Bump??? I spend gorram 15 minutes on this abomination above and no comment, SilverACR???
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10-11-2019 #24Enthusiast
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PartsRack can save you $$ on Michelins for ACRE, or Kumhos for ACRE
JonB@PartsRack.com
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10-11-2019 #25Regional President
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May be the funniest tire thread i've ever read. More surprised it didn't turn into politics and global economy chatter. I gotta give props to Mr. Savage for his editorial skills. In regards to the OP, i too was fed up with wet weather driving on the ACR Kumhos. I found a Kumho Ecsta (Z rated) same size just a more seasonal tire for $160 on Walmart or NewEgg.com. Unfortunately they don't make a rear so I happened to get some of last Pzeros, but I will just use them up then Michelins on the rear. I have been VERY happy with the handling of the car in wet weather, dry is fine for for daily driving. Quiet and comfortable like a tire should be. When its track day the sticky slickys go on anyway. I just wanted a safe daily fun knock around town and hang out with my car show friends, thats not to much to ask, right???
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