[Z06] Michelin Pilot Super Sport 345/30ZR19
04-04-2011, 02:17 PM
#1
Michelin Pilot Super Sport 345/30ZR19
Great news! I just called Michelin to see if a Pilot Super Sport 345/30ZR19 is in development and was told this it is! 
No word on availability; however, at least it's in the works. I hope my GY run craps can hold up for a little longer until the PSS 345/30ZR19 is available. I hope! I hope! I hope!
No word on availability; however, at least it's in the works. I hope my GY run craps can hold up for a little longer until the PSS 345/30ZR19 is available. I hope! I hope! I hope!
04-04-2011, 06:34 PM
#5
You know, I was so pumped that Michelin is developing a PSS 345/30ZR19 that I forgot to ask about pricing. 
No doubt it will be around $550 per tire.
BTW, as a way to speed up getting the PSS 345/30ZR19 to market, the Michelin representative said more interested consumers need to call as I did. Call! Call!! Call!!!
BTW, I'm dumbfounded that Michelin produced and marketed a PSS 345/30ZR20 before a 345/30ZR19. IMO that sure appears to be poor marketing research on Michelin's behalf. Who knows? Maybe there's more 20's on the street than I think.
No doubt it will be around $550 per tire. BTW, as a way to speed up getting the PSS 345/30ZR19 to market, the Michelin representative said more interested consumers need to call as I did. Call! Call!! Call!!!
BTW, I'm dumbfounded that Michelin produced and marketed a PSS 345/30ZR20 before a 345/30ZR19. IMO that sure appears to be poor marketing research on Michelin's behalf. Who knows? Maybe there's more 20's on the street than I think.
Last edited by eagle0001; 04-04-2011 at 06:48 PM. Reason: Added more thoughts.
04-05-2011, 06:55 PM
#7
Burning Brakes
Great news, I just read the info in the general C6 section and was bummed to find no rear Z tires...Will call and ask for a trial discount :-)
04-07-2011, 04:50 PM
#8
You know, I was so pumped that Michelin is developing a PSS 345/30ZR19 that I forgot to ask about pricing. No doubt it will be around $550 per tire.
BTW, as a way to speed up getting the PSS 345/30ZR19 to market, the Michelin representative said more interested consumers need to call as I did. Call! Call!! Call!!!
BTW, I'm dumbfounded that Michelin produced and marketed a PSS 345/30ZR20 before a 345/30ZR19. IMO that sure appears to be poor marketing research on Michelin's behalf. Who knows? Maybe there's more 20's on the street than I think.
No doubt it will be around $550 per tire. BTW, as a way to speed up getting the PSS 345/30ZR19 to market, the Michelin representative said more interested consumers need to call as I did. Call! Call!! Call!!!
BTW, I'm dumbfounded that Michelin produced and marketed a PSS 345/30ZR20 before a 345/30ZR19. IMO that sure appears to be poor marketing research on Michelin's behalf. Who knows? Maybe there's more 20's on the street than I think.
04-07-2011, 06:50 PM
#9
Burning Brakes
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Just like Potenza, companies are focusing on Grand Sports... and thus we are included. They want to develop tires in Grand Sport sizes and don't want to go any larger than the 325. The RE-11 is coming out soon in Grand Sport sizes... but not larger sadly enough. I don't want to run anything under a 335 personally.. My NT05's are the first tire that have hooked for me... the PS2 was just a pile of garbage after the halfway point.
04-14-2011, 09:57 PM
#13
there definately in the Michelin base price book for Jan 2011 and the suggested retail price is a tad cheaper then PS2s...but Im not sure exactly what they will sell for on the market.
I plan on getting mine this summer!
I plan on getting mine this summer!
04-14-2011, 10:19 PM
#15
Le Mans Master
Just like Potenza, companies are focusing on Grand Sports... and thus we are included. They want to develop tires in Grand Sport sizes and don't want to go any larger than the 325. The RE-11 is coming out soon in Grand Sport sizes... but not larger sadly enough. I don't want to run anything under a 335 personally.. My NT05's are the first tire that have hooked for me... the PS2 was just a pile of garbage after the halfway point.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....+RFT&code=yes&
At least the GS guarantees better tire availability in the future.
04-15-2011, 09:37 AM
#18
Drifting
Great news! I just called Michelin to see if a Pilot Super Sport 345/30ZR19 is in development and was told this it is!
No word on availability; however, at least it's in the works. I hope my GY run craps can hold up for a little longer until the PSS 345/30ZR19 is available. I hope! I hope! I hope!
No word on availability; however, at least it's in the works. I hope my GY run craps can hold up for a little longer until the PSS 345/30ZR19 is available. I hope! I hope! I hope!
04-15-2011, 09:55 AM
#19
Le Mans Master
