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Originally Posted by 370ZYZFR1 Looking at the Michelin pss or Bridgestone s04. I've owned both, both are great tires. The pss tend to get the nod around here but I
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I've owned both, both are great tires. The pss tend to get the nod around here but I honestly feel like they both perform about the same. To me the s-04s win out because they're usually less expensive. My experience is based purely on spirited driving on public roads and I dd my car for some perspective. My recommendation is not based on track performance.
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