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Old 02-21-2012   #21
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I'll be putting a set of 335 PS2's on the rear this spring. We'll see how it goes. The rears seem to wear out so much faster than the fronts.

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Old 02-21-2012   #22
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Yes. They are excellent. They are made in Europe. Holland to be exact. $835 shipped. And you won't find them at any tire retailer either.
Thanks Rick, I thought they only made wooden sneakers in holland

just kidding I hope I don't get hammered too bad on that one.

Can you get the these tires at Tire Rack or some other source.
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Old 02-21-2012   #23
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Thanks Rick, I thought they only made wooden sneakers in holland

just kidding I hope I don't get hammered too bad on that one.

Can you get the these tires at Tire Rack or some other source.
This is the guy.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/295-35-18-Vr...item5191af412d
I've bought two sets from them in the last 6 years. They always arrived in 4 days of the transaction. If you don't see the sizes your looking for just pm him and he'll have them all the way up to 335.
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Old 02-22-2012   #24
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I too have the Vredsteins and can't say enough good things about these tires. Here's the East coast supplier I used with 2 day shipping. These tires grip amazingly well off the line and in wet and dry.very smooth quiet ride.
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Old 02-22-2012   #25
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Joe it sounds like we are similar drivers looking for similar tires. For some reason I just can't convince myself to buy the Nittos. Brand snob, I guess.

I think I am going to go with the 335 Michelin PS2s.
I don't think you'll go wrong with the Michelin PS2!
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Old 02-22-2012   #26
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I Also Bought Vredestein Very Pleased Carmine 1990 #357 Blk. Gray
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Old 02-22-2012   #27
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I'm curious about contact patch width of the various tires. My 315 D3s measure a full 12 inches in contact with the ground, 335 PS2s only measured 11.25 inches. I have been thinking about the Nitto 555 EPs 315, can someone tell me how wide they are?
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Old 02-22-2012   #28
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I'm curious about contact patch width of the various tires. My 315 D3s measure a full 12 inches in contact with the ground, 335 PS2s only measured 11.25 inches. I have been thinking about the Nitto 555 EPs 315, can someone tell me how wide they are?
If no one posts by the time I get home from work, I'll post actual measurement off my new, mounted NT555s (not sure what EPs are) on stock wheels. The Nitto website should have the tech data, but I know what you mean about real numbers.
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I don't think you'll go wrong with the Michelin PS2!
How much better are PS2s that Pilot Sports? The regular Michelin Pilot Sports suck and I need to replace them on my 18" CCW wheels. Thanks!
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Old 02-22-2012   #30
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The ET = Extreme Performance
I was really surprised when I measured the 335 Michelin's and found out how skinny they were.
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