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Originally Posted by mayday813 I'll have to take a closer look at the specs but I doubt that will make that a deal breaker. i know that some people have

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Old 04-03-2014, 01:37 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I'll have to take a closer look at the specs but I doubt that will make that a deal breaker. i know that some people have gone to the next size wider but I'm not sure that on the vehicle, the difference would be that noticeable. Thanks for the input.
np. my G came with pilot a/s and they were considerably narrower than the pilot sports (summer) i put on later in the same size.
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np. my G came with pilot a/s and they were considerably narrower than the pilot sports (summer) i put on later in the same size.
Based on the specs at Tirerack, the Michilen A/S3's are 9.7 inches wide (tread width) compared to the Potenza's 10.2 inch width. So, it looks like the Michilen's about 0.5 inches narrower for the rears.
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I installed the Michelin sport A/S 3's last year in October. I live in Dallas, and as you recall, there a bunch of ice and snow throughout the winter season. The tires held up really well in the ice/snow, don't remember slipping once.
As for summer performance, I think they perform really well. I used to have the Hankook ventus evo's and I hated those. The A/S 3's have a better feel and handle a lot smoother. Stiffness is about the same. Thanks!
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