Michelin pilot sports
#2
Team Owner
as far as I know....have never heard of anything else and it is actually a ZP not a RFT
Zero Pressure as opposed to RunFlat
the difference is in the sidewall and how far you can travel...
Zero Pressure as opposed to RunFlat
the difference is in the sidewall and how far you can travel...
#3
Safety Car
Originally Posted by keyser
Is the all season pilot sport the only run flat pilot sport I can get? thanks for your help.
The Michelins also had the rim guard.
#5
I'm needing to replace my 2nd set of the Goodyear OEMs on my 2001 convertible and have been displeased with the short tread-life as others have expressed. Aside from that, I have liked them.
I want to replace with a run-flat (or zero pressure?) and would like input or recommendations for alternatives. I'd appreciate specific feedback comparing the Goodyears with the Michelin PS A/S ZP mentioned herein, as I'm seriously considering those.
I drive like I believe a 'vette should be driven-- fast when possible, but I don't autocross, etc., Just street driving (daily driver) and never met a hole in traffic that didn't tempt me!
Input and experience with these tires welcome!
I want to replace with a run-flat (or zero pressure?) and would like input or recommendations for alternatives. I'd appreciate specific feedback comparing the Goodyears with the Michelin PS A/S ZP mentioned herein, as I'm seriously considering those.
I drive like I believe a 'vette should be driven-- fast when possible, but I don't autocross, etc., Just street driving (daily driver) and never met a hole in traffic that didn't tempt me!
Input and experience with these tires welcome!
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Originally Posted by pewter99
as far as I know....have never heard of anything else and it is actually a ZP not a RFT
Zero Pressure as opposed to RunFlat
the difference is in the sidewall and how far you can travel...
Zero Pressure as opposed to RunFlat
the difference is in the sidewall and how far you can travel...
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St. Jude Donor '06
Replaced my run-flats with Goodyear GS-D3's. Nice tire, especially for the money, but they are not run flats, so I keep a small compressor in the back and a AAA membership