It's new tyre time!

[SAC1]

For me, it has the be the Pilot Sport 4 S tyre.

Had it on a couple cars now, and it really is a great tyre.

Are they available in N-rated for the Macan?

[wab172uk]

For me, it has the be the Pilot Sport 4 S tyre.

Had it on a couple cars now, and it really is a great tyre.

Are they available in N-rated for the Macan?

Not sure TBH. Pretty sure they will depending on size.

[jaffacake]

For me, it has the be the Pilot Sport 4 S tyre.

Had it on a couple cars now, and it really is a great tyre.

Are they available in N-rated for the Macan?

Nope never have been. Not an approved tyre for Macan at all.

[gasgas1]

Michelin Latitude Sport 44,000 miles so quite pleased.

[andreas]

Michelin Latitude Sport 44,000 miles so quite pleased.

I replaced my original Latitude Sport tyres at about 22k miles, which demonstrates that it's all about driving style!

[pmg]

For me, it has the be the Pilot Sport 4 S tyre.

Had it on a couple cars now, and it really is a great tyre.

Are they available in N-rated for the Macan?

Not sure TBH. Pretty sure they will depending on size.

I am pretty confident that when Porsche if ever updates the Latitude Sport 3 N approval for the Macan it will be for Michelins Pilot Sport SUV abut it has not happened yet and not the 4S which is a car tyre

[bigbaldybloke]

Soon need new tyres on the GTS, currently got 20"Goodyear which are ok but down to about 4mm after 15k.
Previous S had Michelin all season which lasted just over 30k and I was very happy with them, undecided whether to splash out the extra £200 for the Michelins (not all season)
On cost / mile the Michelins look better value if the current ones last as well as the ones on my old Macan S.
Any comments on handling / ride difference between the two makes?

[pmg]

Soon need new tyres on the GTS, currently got 20"Goodyear which are ok but down to about 4mm after 15k.
Previous S had Michelin all season which lasted just over 30k and I was very happy with them, undecided whether to splash out the extra £200 for the Michelins (not all season)
On cost / mile the Michelins look better value if the current ones last as well as the ones on my old Macan S.
Any comments on handling / ride difference between the two makes?

My experience is the Sport latitude 3 summer tyres are no way near as long life as the Latitude all seasons. The fronts on my S did 20k and it looks like the rears will be about 25K

[SAC1]

Soon need new tyres on the GTS, currently got 20"Goodyear which are ok but down to about 4mm after 15k.
Previous S had Michelin all season which lasted just over 30k and I was very happy with them, undecided whether to splash out the extra £200 for the Michelins (not all season)
On cost / mile the Michelins look better value if the current ones last as well as the ones on my old Macan S.
Any comments on handling / ride difference between the two makes?

My experience is the Sport latitude 3 summer tyres are no way near as long life as the Latitude all seasons. The fronts on my S did 20k and it looks like the rears will be about 25K

I echo the above. My SD needed the Michelin Latitude set replacing before 20k miles. I find the Goodyear on my GTS every bit as good as the Michelin for ride and handling.

[RGS]

My Turbo came with 21" Continentals from new, the fronts are down to between 3mm & 4mm after 12000miles but the rear are still 5-6mm. Debating what to change them for as the wear on the fronts is excessive, the car hasn't been thrashed and pressures checked weekly. I couldn't recommend Conti's on a Macan and rather than just changing the fronts I'm tempted to renew all 4 with Michelins (N0 rated)