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+1 for the PSS. We recently got them on the G37, and the car REALLY was able to be driven hard in the rain on a small backroad. Dangerous perhaps,
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+1 for the PSS. We recently got them on the G37, and the car REALLY was able to be driven hard in the rain on a small backroad. Dangerous perhaps, but the tires didn't hydroplane a single bit and gripped like it was dry. The car seems like it can corner on the same level as the Z now. Can't wait to get them on the Z, but I still have enough tread left, and they are expensive tires!
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