[JSH]

Originally Posted by KILLA BEE

Question I was told that the Michelin ps4s S tire I’m guessing Summer hooks a lot better than the all season version is this true.]

Above 40F it's probably the best all around tire for our cars when you consider surfaces conditions and usage.

[KILLA BEE]

Originally Posted by JSH

Above 40F it's probably the best all around tire for our cars when you consider surfaces conditions and usage.

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[taylorforschool@gmail.com]

Originally Posted by JSH

Above 40F it's probably the best all around tire for our cars when you consider surfaces conditions and usage.

Best way to describe it in 10 words or less. They still work under 40 just not very well. And don’t move the tires under 20

[KILLA BEE]

Originally Posted by taylorforschool@gmail.com

Best way to describe it in 10 words or less. They still work under 40 just not very well. And don’t move the tires under 20

Yessirrr because I actually see a video of them In 23 degrees and the guy in a Z was SHOCKED AS HELL THEY DID SO WELL. Nobody will probably believe me but my 345 R888R does fine also in the weather rain included. They come in 345 the ps4s does not. I think ima do what others love and do 888s on the rear and 305 ps4s in the front, you kinda have the best of both worlds. I don’t no but I love the way the the 345s look in the rear

[RobZL1]

I had them on my previous Z. They hooked in 2nd from a roll if they were up to temp, but would easily spin in first. This is in warm weather, of course. Best tires I've had on a car. Stuck better than they should have, and lasted a loooong time. Plus, I drove them all year, even on a few 20 degree days. I think the actual brittle transition temperature on these is in the low teens, for what it's worth.

[GA_ZL1]

I have PS4S tires on my 2017 NSX, and they are excellent. Good grip when needed (I've done a few track days on them) and compliant and sure-footed on street wet or dry. Caveat: I live in Georgia, so below 35 degrees, I don't know how they'd perform. I have a ZL1 1LE on which I run the OE Goodyear Supercar 3Rs for the track. I have a second set of wheels for the 1LE, and my next set of tires for them will be PS4Ss.

[KILLA BEE]

Originally Posted by RobZL1

I had them on my previous Z. They hooked in 2nd from a roll if they were up to temp, but would easily spin in first. This is in warm weather, of course. Best tires I've had on a car. Stuck better than they should have, and lasted a loooong time. Plus, I drove them all year, even on a few 20 degree days. I think the actual brittle transition temperature on these is in the low teens, for what it's worth.

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[taylorforschool@gmail.com]

Originally Posted by KILLA BEE

Yessirrr because I actually see a video of them In 23 degrees and the guy in a Z was SHOCKED AS HELL THEY DID SO WELL. Nobody will probably believe me but my 345 R888R does fine also in the weather rain included. They come in 345 the ps4s does not. I think ima do what others love and do 888s on the rear and 305 ps4s in the front, you kinda have the best of both worlds. I don’t no but I love the way the the 345s look in the rear

Don’t blame you if I’m ever upgraded to not stock this will be my plan if I can’t find the PS4s in 345s

[KILLA BEE]

Originally Posted by taylorforschool@gmail.com

Don’t blame you if I’m ever upgraded to not stock this will be my plan if I can’t find the PS4s in 345s

Yessss I looked for them in 345 I don’t understand why they jumped to 355 unless I missed them

[taylorforschool@gmail.com]

Originally Posted by KILLA BEE

Yessss I looked for them in 345 I don’t understand why they jumped to 355 unless I missed them

I think Michelin typically only Carries sizes that come stock on manufacturer vehicles.. I don’t think they provide that tire in a 345 on a vehicle stock, but I’m pretty sure they come on Lamborghinis from the factory in 355 sizes in the rear.

[Jaydoubleyou]

I have them on my car now. Great all around tire. Once I can keep it in the garage permanently I’ll get some straight summer tires. I don’t want to ruin a set when it gets cold down here in the deep south it can get down under the 40s. I guess some of the good tire cup2’s and such get ruined.

[wakespeak]

I have Continental ExtremeContact Sport for my driving set. They were surprisingly good on a cold wet track day. Had a lot of confidence and fun. A little numb on center compared to the Goodyears (in dry conditions) but I am convinced as a daily driver tire.

[OneLapWonder]

I’ve been using MPS4S for everything until recently adding a second wheel set with GYSC3R’s.

Everything meaning - drove it 160 mi home from seller in low 30 deg F temps (dry) when they were new tires, 3 HPDE’s, 2 auto-x’s, and the occasional around town drive, in temps ranging from 40 to 90 F. The only scenario they don’t like is cold (below 40 F) + wet.

My intended use cases generally overlaps with the temps and so I excluded all season tires.

The GY3R’s wear super fast and if I can’t trailer the car to tracks that are 4+ hours travel each way, I might only get 1-2 events per set. To cover this scenario, I also have GYSC3’s and Continental ECF on the list to try.

[ZL1GMA]

Originally Posted by OneLapWonder

I’ve been using MPS4S for everything until recently adding a second wheel set with GYSC3R’s.

Everything meaning - drove it 160 mi home from seller in low 30 deg F temps (dry) when they were new tires, 3 HPDE’s, 2 auto-x’s, and the occasional around town drive, in temps ranging from 40 to 90 F. The only scenario they don’t like is cold (below 40 F) + wet.

My intended use cases generally overlaps with the temps and so I excluded all season tires.

The GY3R’s wear super fast and if I can’t trailer the car to tracks that are 4+ hours travel each way, I might only get 1-2 events per set. To cover this scenario, I also have GYSC3’s and Continental ECF on the list to try.

Recently bought a ZL1 1LE with MPS4S on near Denver. I am wondering if you think I can drive it home next week, to Los Angeles. Roads look pretty clear but some parking lots have snow in them and temps are in the 20s at night. Some icy spots on the 25 south to New Mexico.

Or if it's not going to end well I can just get the car shipped LOL