ron_b
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- Ron
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So at least in the USA the Taycan can be fitted with all season Continentals or Michelin Pilot Sport 4 summer (more like three-season) tires for the same price.
Also there is a winter tire option that @louv has as he lives in Maine.
I am in sunny and sometimes rainy California. Don't travel to snow much at all.
Looking for recommendations and trade-offs.
I hear all season are not so good as they are still a soft rubber.
Thinking about rolling resistance, safety in rain, summer performance.
I know that the only real solution would be changing tires seasonally, but I don't want to go there.
Figured lots of great resources on this forum that have performance heavy cars that would have some great tips.
Thanks in advance.
Also there is a winter tire option that @louv has as he lives in Maine.
I am in sunny and sometimes rainy California. Don't travel to snow much at all.
Looking for recommendations and trade-offs.
I hear all season are not so good as they are still a soft rubber.
Thinking about rolling resistance, safety in rain, summer performance.
I know that the only real solution would be changing tires seasonally, but I don't want to go there.
Figured lots of great resources on this forum that have performance heavy cars that would have some great tips.
Thanks in advance.
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