Wait till you get to 80 years, I'm 79 and direct line refused to renew my insurance this year for my gen 2 Turbo after 62 years of driving, clear of any claims apart from one windscreen. Got a clean licence, don't drink or indulge in drugs but at age 80 they don't want to know you. Felt lucky to get...

May I recommend you get the rear roll up sunblinds especially if you have children and no tinted glass, I have them and they have been in use a lot even though I have tinted glass which doesn't stop direct sun glare. They are not an expensive option considering they involve a different door card so ...

AllanG wrote: ↑Wed Mar 27, 2024 4:07 pm RGS…..Have you noticed any difference in tyre noise with the Michelin N2’s?

I think they may be a bit quieter but hard to say, all depends on the road surface but quite acceptable whatever. I bought 4 Latitude Sport 3 tyres N2 rated with a £100 cashback offer from Michelin for £1100

The luxury car tax which is payable for the first five years on cars costing £40,000 or more, has increased to £410 which combined with the standard tax of £190 equates to £600 from April 2024.

The Michelins have been upgraded to N2 and IMHO the best buy. I swopped my original Continentals for Michelin N2s, the difference was noticeable and they were well worth the extra price.

Porsche must have a deal with Pirelli as most new cars seem to come with Pirellis from new.

Surely if you get the OPC to install the software as a retro fit it would be a lot cheaper than Eu 400 from a third party? I have Google maps, the Porsche map or Waze to select from, they all show the current speed limits because I get frequent map updates, but I mainly use Waze because of the addit...

Several have commented in the thread about the F-Pace being too big compared to the Macan. Here are the dimensions in mm, courtesy of https://www.automobiledimension.com/ F-Pace 4747 x 1936 Macan 4726 x 1922 Stelvio 4687 x 1903 So the Macan is bigger than the Stelvio and the F-Pace is only bigger t...

The problem of course is keyless entry, I had it on two Mercedes but not on my Macan and don't miss it a bit. The cars involved are Kia and Hyundai and apparently the cars themselves send out a signal looking for keys ! Can anybody say what advantage having keyless entry actually gives you, on the M...

I had Continentals from new, they were awful. The fronts wore much quicker than the rears and at 13k miles when they were down to 3mm I sacrificed the rears at 5 mm to get N2 Michelins all round, best tyres ever. My son sacrificed two Pirellis on his Cayman GTS for Michelins and swears by them.

If you have already been advised to replace the rear tyres it's a no brainer, I personally would not mix the tyres for a different make but stick to the N rated Pirelli's