A/T’s are more durable than street compound, but you don’t want the A/T too hard else they won’t grip at street pressure or when aired down (case in point my Michelin XZL’s or Continental MPT81’s—both military tires, yet when aired down they don’t grip terrain like a Toyo OpenCountry AT3 does)...
Hehe…
Porsche wanted better tires for each model than what was available off the shelf. Think of it as a special sauce tire which they’d pay the tire mfr’s for, in order to extract THAT much more performance/safety from the vehicle. Those German’s…...
I believe N0, N1, etc spec? Means Porsche paid Michelin or other mfr $$$ to develop a tire specifically for X Porsche model.
Curious to hear why a Porsche rated vs non-Porsche rated A/T is important to clarence.
LOLers, thx for the feedback and pics guys. Will advise how the MPT81s do for me on my cross country drive west.
I’ve thought about immediately moving from 3pc Hutchinson forged aluminum beadlock to 1pc Wehring or Buckstop forged aluminum so they might be easier to have serviced when needed...
Weird. How many miles and how much tread thickness/life did you have on them?
Only driven ER43 for 25min on hwy and country roads, MPT81s at more than half life remaining, rig drives straight as an arrow at 60mph (no hands on wheel), no wandering, no vibes, some expected tire noise but nothing...
Thx.
I’m thinking Petlas RM910s are my next tire vs Conti MPT81. I will say on my test drive on hwy and country roads, I was pretty impressed by lack of frustrating noises. Could definitely feel the rear end weight vs F350/Aterra, but since I’m used to Michelin XZL’s and 60mph on the J159, I’ll...
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