Hi, i have a 991.1 c2s cabriolet. Do the 305s fit on the classic style wheels? Also, in respect to the side walls sticking out a little, which tire size looks better? Thank you in advance. Sean
I have been confused whether the official size for the rears on the 991.1 is 295 or 305. I think I have seen Porsche claiming to be either, but do you know if they officially recommend using 305?
You have a new job.. every time I post a new Porsche video, watch it from start to end and report back how many times I rest my hand on the shift lever. 😁
i understand that speeding in the usa can get you in jail...that being said, even my grandmother can drive quicker than you do, i do not see any justification for you putting 305 tyres on at all for the way you handle the car and the super low speeds you are comfortable to drive with...besides that twisty road you talking about has nothing twisty about it and can comfortably be challenged at 100 MPH averages with one hand on the wheel. Im not sure from what planet you come from, and you seem to me quite an old timer too, but even 18 year old know that michelin tyres are quieter and last longer than pirelli. Last, i would strongly discourage you to do any track time at all, for two reasons. 1. if you felt the car wiggly with ur old set of tyres at these low speeds, then you have a very bad suspension issue, and would strongly recommend you get those fixed. 2. You sick at driving even at low speeds and have zero understanding of any kind of vehicle dynamics. Dont do track days, you will end up most likely damaging your car and what is most concerning hurting some other person. What i would instead recommend is for you to drop down some serious cash and get some serious professional driving course, first for entry level and then perhaps for 200 MPH speeds or better grab a range rover which is more suitable to your surroundings and daily.
@@mutley748916 Use a 911 to its potential on the street.. moron. Meanwhile, you and the other transgender are 60+ nearing retirement afraid of going over speed limits. STFU
Are you also running non-oem size tires and what is your experience like? Comment down below
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Standard tires PS3s. Vast improvement over Pirellis.
I wander if this invalidates the Porsche warranty. Hope not.
@@djones1304 Tires voiding warranty? Pff..
I switched my Pirellis as soon as I could. The Michelins were night-and-day better. The Pirellis are banana peels particularly in the wet.
Thats what everyone says.
When I had my BMW, I put him on Goodyear eagles, perfect! Good grip, no problem in rain and very silent. Loved it.
love the look with Michelin PS4S. Do you use spacer on your rear wheels?
Nope, you don’t need to. Buy them!
I know this is an old video- but these PS4 tires you bought, have you been happy with them? And we’re they “N” rated like Porsche recommends?
Not N rated but they were amazing. Buy them! Car is sold now.
Hi, i have a 991.1 c2s cabriolet. Do the 305s fit on the classic style wheels? Also, in respect to the side walls sticking out a little, which tire size looks better? Thank you in advance. Sean
Yes buy it. 305’s look better obviously.
Thanks for the video. I was waiting for a statement at the end - “If I had to do it all over again I would choose X.” Final thoughts?
I did mention they were a great purchase but yes, I would buy them again.
245&305 20" PS4S on my Carrera T. PS4 on my Taycan in 20"
31/34. The other is for 160 mph or higher. Whenever I go for service, they put the higher pressures :-(
31 / 34 but are we talking about the same tire? And will ride quality improve?
@@PetroHead Yes, I have PS3s but the ride and noise level is much improved.
@@andrewward7042 Difference between PS3S -vs PS4S? And are yours same size?
32F/36R for me.
I have been confused whether the official size for the rears on the 991.1 is 295 or 305. I think I have seen Porsche claiming to be either, but do you know if they officially recommend using 305?
The C4S comes in 305 and it’s the same size rim so it’s a non issue.
What’s your line of work Petro Head? Just curious about your success story.
#youtubemoney lol yea I wish... I think its time I make a video... you're not the first to ask.
Defo a heart surgeon!
Can you. Give me the info for front and back tires
Watch the video.. all in there.
Still resting hand on the shift lever I see.
You have a new job.. every time I post a new Porsche video, watch it from start to end and report back how many times I rest my hand on the shift lever. 😁
@@PetroHead I will :-) hands on the wheel.
i understand that speeding in the usa can get you in jail...that being said, even my grandmother can drive quicker than you do, i do not see any justification for you putting 305 tyres on at all for the way you handle the car and the super low speeds you are comfortable to drive with...besides that twisty road you talking about has nothing twisty about it and can comfortably be challenged at 100 MPH averages with one hand on the wheel.
Im not sure from what planet you come from, and you seem to me quite an old timer too, but even 18 year old know that michelin tyres are quieter and last longer than pirelli.
Last, i would strongly discourage you to do any track time at all, for two reasons.
1. if you felt the car wiggly with ur old set of tyres at these low speeds, then you have a very bad suspension issue, and would strongly recommend you get those fixed.
2. You sick at driving even at low speeds and have zero understanding of any kind of vehicle dynamics.
Dont do track days, you will end up most likely damaging your car and what is most concerning hurting some other person.
What i would instead recommend is for you to drop down some serious cash and get some serious professional driving course, first for entry level and then perhaps for 200 MPH speeds or better grab a range rover which is more suitable to your surroundings and daily.
You’re quiet upset.. Someone took away your cookie?
Very true I also noticed this.
He doesn't use the 911 anywhere near its potential and would be better off in a much less powerful car.
@@mutley748916 Use a 911 to its potential on the street.. moron. Meanwhile, you and the other transgender are 60+ nearing retirement afraid of going over speed limits. STFU