Mixing N numbers on tyres
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Strictly speaking you shouldn't mix N ratings on the car, but for reasons of availability or supercession that would mean you'd have to purchase four tyres when you may only need 1 or 2.....
Try and obtain the correct N rating from another dealer if yours doesn't stock or cannot get hold of the right tyre.
If you are going to mix them - against Porsches' judgement - only ever mix front to rear never side to side
Try and obtain the correct N rating from another dealer if yours doesn't stock or cannot get hold of the right tyre.
If you are going to mix them - against Porsches' judgement - only ever mix front to rear never side to side
pope said:
Strictly speaking you shouldn't mix N ratings on the car, but for reasons of availability or supercession that would mean you'd have to purchase four tyres when you may only need 1 or 2.....
Try and obtain the correct N rating from another dealer if yours doesn't stock or cannot get hold of the right tyre.
If you are going to mix them - against Porsches' judgement - only ever mix front to rear never side to side
Try and obtain the correct N rating from another dealer if yours doesn't stock or cannot get hold of the right tyre.
If you are going to mix them - against Porsches' judgement - only ever mix front to rear never side to side
Thanks. I can have either, just that the Rosso N4s apparently wear a bit better. I'm not doing the rears so I'll get N3s on the front to match.
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