Tyre Sizes Issue

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Kevs F Type
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Looking at a previous thread, the thread suggests Michelin Sport 4s tyres for the F Type all round, however my 3.0 S has 275/35x19 rear which Michelin do, however Michelin they do not make a 4s in 245/40x19 …. Should I get Michelin Sport 4 all round or Michelin Sport 4s on the rear, and Sport 4 on the front????

Is there other alternatives?

Any help appreciated
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AsifG
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Maybe call Michelin to see what they advise?

I'm no expert, but the Michelin PSS I've had on previous cars have been so much better than Pirellis
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@AsifG - why do you think the M's are better? I'm soon to need new boots and am looking for advice....
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gregreid wrote: Tue Jul 10, 2018 4:15 pm @AsifG - why do you think the M's are better? I'm soon to need new boots and am looking for advice....
My previous cars have been a 997 and an RS4, and both had Pirellis initially and then changed to Michelins. I found the Michelins to be much "grippier" and I felt much more confident to attack a corner at speed (I do a lot of trips to the Alps, Wales, Scotland etc). The Pirellis were definitely softer and wore out quicker and just felt less assured, especially in damp conditions.
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