MICHELIN Pilot Super Sport tires ?

FPenvy · 04-01-2014, 07:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chan Chee Hoe

By the way,does Michelin Pilot Super Sports make 285/35-19.?I ask the S'pore agent,they keep on saying no..

here are all the 19" sizes available.

225/40ZR19 (93Y) Load Index 93 = 1433lbs (650kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

225/45ZR19 (96Y) Load Index 96 = 1565lbs (710kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

235/30ZR19 (86Y) Load Index 86 = 1168lbs (530kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

235/35ZR19 (91Y) Load Index 91 = 1356lbs (615kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

235/40ZR19 (96Y) Load Index 96 = 1565lbs (710kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

245/35ZR19 (93Y) Load Index 93 = 1433lbs (650kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

245/40ZR19 (98Y) Load Index 98 = 1653lbs (750kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)
SizeServ. Desc.
255/30ZR19 (91Y) Load Index 91 = 1356lbs (615kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

255/35ZR19 (96Y) Load Index 96 = 1565lbs (710kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

255/40ZR19 (100Y) Load Index 100 = 1764lbs (800kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

255/45ZR19 (104Y) Load Index 104 = 1984lbs (900kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

255/45ZR19 (100Y) Load Index 100 = 1764lbs (800kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

265/30ZR19 (93Y) Load Index 93 = 1433lbs (650kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

265/35ZR19 (98Y) Load Index 98 = 1653lbs (750kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

265/35ZR19 (98Y) Load Index 98 = 1653lbs (750kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

265/40ZR19 (102Y) Load Index 102 = 1874lbs (850kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

275/30ZR19 (96Y) Load Index 96 = 1565lbs (710kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

275/35ZR19 (100Y) Load Index 100 = 1764lbs (800kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

275/40ZR19 (105Y) Load Index 105 = 2039lbs (925kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

285/35ZR19 (103Y) Load Index 103 = 1929lbs (875kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

285/40ZR19 (103Y) Load Index 103 = 1929lbs (875kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

285/40ZR19 (107Y) Load Index 107 = 2149lbs (975kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

295/30ZR19 (100Y) Load Index 100 = 1764lbs (800kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

295/35ZR19 (104Y) Load Index 104 = 1984lbs (900kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

305/30ZR19 (102Y) Load Index 102 = 1874lbs (850kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

325/30ZR19 (105Y) Load Index 105 = 2039lbs (925kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

345/30ZR19 (109Y)

onzedge · 04-01-2014, 07:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FPenvy

here are all the 19" sizes available.

225/40ZR19 (93Y) Load Index 93 = 1433lbs (650kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

225/45ZR19 (96Y) Load Index 96 = 1565lbs (710kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

235/30ZR19 (86Y) Load Index 86 = 1168lbs (530kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

235/35ZR19 (91Y) Load Index 91 = 1356lbs (615kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

235/40ZR19 (96Y) Load Index 96 = 1565lbs (710kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

245/35ZR19 (93Y) Load Index 93 = 1433lbs (650kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

245/40ZR19 (98Y) Load Index 98 = 1653lbs (750kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)
SizeServ. Desc.
255/30ZR19 (91Y) Load Index 91 = 1356lbs (615kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

255/35ZR19 (96Y) Load Index 96 = 1565lbs (710kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

255/40ZR19 (100Y) Load Index 100 = 1764lbs (800kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

255/45ZR19 (104Y) Load Index 104 = 1984lbs (900kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

255/45ZR19 (100Y) Load Index 100 = 1764lbs (800kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

265/30ZR19 (93Y) Load Index 93 = 1433lbs (650kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

265/35ZR19 (98Y) Load Index 98 = 1653lbs (750kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

265/35ZR19 (98Y) Load Index 98 = 1653lbs (750kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

265/40ZR19 (102Y) Load Index 102 = 1874lbs (850kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

275/30ZR19 (96Y) Load Index 96 = 1565lbs (710kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

275/35ZR19 (100Y) Load Index 100 = 1764lbs (800kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

275/40ZR19 (105Y) Load Index 105 = 2039lbs (925kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

285/35ZR19 (103Y) Load Index 103 = 1929lbs (875kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

285/40ZR19 (103Y) Load Index 103 = 1929lbs (875kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

285/40ZR19 (107Y) Load Index 107 = 2149lbs (975kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

295/30ZR19 (100Y) Load Index 100 = 1764lbs (800kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

295/35ZR19 (104Y) Load Index 104 = 1984lbs (900kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

305/30ZR19 (102Y) Load Index 102 = 1874lbs (850kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

325/30ZR19 (105Y) Load Index 105 = 2039lbs (925kg) per tire
Speed Rating “(Y)” = 186+mph (300kph)

345/30ZR19 (109Y)

JARblue · 04-01-2014, 07:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JARblue

I ripped out the VDC button and the ABS fuse... I assume everyone else has done the same

Quote:

Originally Posted by jimmiz13

Why would anyone take out brake fuse and vdc?

I assume you were responding to this post? The

represents sarcasm

Turning VDC OFF keeps the car from cutting throttle when slip is detected. Removing the STOP LAMP fuse keeps the car from braking when slip is detected. Some people are using this car in a manner where those safety features are detrimental to their driving experience (I just hope they are doing it in a controlled environment).

FPenvy · 04-01-2014, 09:38 AM

So a local guy is selling his brand new never mount Bridgestone S-04s for cheap in 265/35/19 and 305/30/19.

Someone talk me out of saving money and sticking with pss's. I never drove on s-04's so I have no basis for comparison.

Chuck33079 · 04-01-2014, 09:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FPenvy

So a local guy is selling his brand new never mount Bridgestone S-04s for cheap in 265/35/19 and 305/30/19.

Someone talk me out of saving money and sticking with pss's. I never drove on s-04's so I have no basis for comparison.

They're good tires. If the PSS and RE11 are #1A and #1B, the SO4 is #2.

FPenvy · 04-01-2014, 09:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chuck33079

They're good tires. If the PSS and RE11 are #1A and #1B, the SO4 is #2.

I mean is it close enough where $700 for these S-04s or $1600 for my pss's also these bridgestones are shorter than the pss's I am ordering. Going oem height but much wider lol

Also I found out 305s fit on sport rears from what I was told lol

Chuck33079 · 04-01-2014, 09:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FPenvy

I mean is it close enough where $700 for these S-04s or $1600 for my pss's also these bridgestones are shorter than the pss's I am ordering. Going oem height but much wider lol

Also I found out 305s fit on sport rears from what I was told lol

For $700 go for it. You'll have a chance to revisit your decision in another 15k miles anyway.

FPenvy · 04-01-2014, 09:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chuck33079

For $700 go for it. You'll have a chance to revisit your decision in another 15k miles anyway.

I guess so but does it matter being 5mm shorter? Tire sizes and wheels have never been my specialty.

Chuck33079 · 04-01-2014, 09:54 AM

The sidewall being a 30 vs 35? Isn't that number a ratio that factors in tire width? So, if the tire is wider it may not be any shorter despite the aspect ratio being lower?

FPenvy · 04-01-2014, 09:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chuck33079

The sidewall being a 30 vs 35? Isn't that number a ratio that factors in tire width? So, if the tire is wider it may not be any shorter despite the aspect ratio being lower?

Again I have no idea lol

I just thought little sidewall would help for what I want....60' times

jwick · 04-01-2014, 10:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chuck33079

The sidewall being a 30 vs 35? Isn't that number a ratio that factors in tire width? So, if the tire is wider it may not be any shorter despite the aspect ratio being lower?

This jives with what I know too. The profie is a percentage of tire width.

I'm running S-04's now. I have no complaints but I've not really been able to test them since the majority of their life I'm been breaking in new transmission and clutch. I was running RE760 prior.

jdsto · 04-01-2014, 12:06 PM

Use this calculator to determine size versus your stock tires

Custom rims, wheel tire packages for your ride - RIMSnTIRES.com

Probably the most important thing to watch is that there cannot be any significant difference between the front and rear tires or you will throw of the VDC. By that I mean you can be a couple of percentage off the stock size but the front and rears must be off by the same amount or the VDC will recognize it as the wheels are turning at different speeds and try and intervene.

FPenvy · 04-01-2014, 12:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jdsto

Use this calculator to determine size versus your stock tires

Custom rims, wheel tire packages for your ride - RIMSnTIRES.com

Probably the most important thing to watch is that there cannot be any significant difference between the front and rear tires or you will throw of the VDC. By that I mean you can be a couple of percentage off the stock size but the front and rears must be off by the same amount or the VDC will recognize it as the wheels are turning at different speeds and try and intervene.

35/f and 30/r are the same overall diameter of 26.3

40/35 is 27.4/f and 27.1/r

HKYStormFront · 04-01-2014, 01:16 PM

Yes, the aspect ratio is just that the ratio of sidewall to the section width of the tire. 35 series tires are 35% sidewall in comparison to the overall width. Not an actual measurement of height in mm's

Ubetit · 04-02-2014, 08:23 PM

Got my PSS installed today. I shouldn't be as surprised as I was because I've had PSS tires on another car, but damn the whole car rides and feels different. I Love these tires.

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Chuck33079 A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Houston Posts: 12,265 Drives: 2011 370ztt Rep Power: 29538	The sidewall being a 30 vs 35? Isn't that number a ratio that factors in tire width? So, if the tire is wider it may not be any shorter despite the aspect ratio being lower? __________________ 2011 MB Touring-Sport-6sp-Nav/GTM TT/FI TT TDX/JTran/Kosmic/Eibach/Hotchkis/SPC/CSF/RPS/SoThatsWhereAllMyMoneyWent

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Ubetit Track Member Join Date: May 2012 Location: Ohio Posts: 527 Drives: the women lazy Rep Power: 13	Got my PSS installed today. I shouldn't be as surprised as I was because I've had PSS tires on another car, but damn the whole car rides and feels different. I Love these tires. onzedge likes this.

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jdsto Enthusiast Member Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Toronto Posts: 250 Drives: Honda VFR800F 2015 Rep Power: 17	Use this calculator to determine size versus your stock tires Custom rims, wheel tire packages for your ride - RIMSnTIRES.com Probably the most important thing to watch is that there cannot be any significant difference between the front and rear tires or you will throw of the VDC. By that I mean you can be a couple of percentage off the stock size but the front and rears must be off by the same amount or the VDC will recognize it as the wheels are turning at different speeds and try and intervene.