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Continental I really hope the bring the 6 to the 18 sector.
PSS fitted at mo, but PS4 looking likely next time if I still have the car.
While we've not tested the back to back, if you look at the latest review section of the Sport Contact 6 and MPS4 a reviewer has just swapped between the tyres and has found them extremely similar, other than slightly better steering on the Michelin.
We tested the MPSS vs CSC6 here: https://www.youtube.com/wat...
Hi,
I'll have a read, but still looking to swap my 135i for a DCT edition or bin for a M3. I do little miles, so hence M3 or bothered about CS wear rates. Ran CSC5. On my BMW E87 123d 225/255 combo.
Yes I watched that great video a while back with the lovely M3.
Having owned both an M135i and now the grey M3, we can firmly suggest you bin the 135i for the M3.
Different league :)
Here are more results, klick on the picture:
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http://www.reifenpresse.de/...
Michelin: Conforms my experience: In the dry the top tyre, in the wet not slow but not nice to drive, a bit to nervous.
Goodyear: The best allrounder.
Yokohama: Not drived this tyre so far, but I´m happy that Yoko gets better in the wet. Hope the V701 will be available soon.
P Zero: The old version was tested, I can confirm the wet-performance of this tyre. It would be not easy for me to find a better successor.
Hankook: Another disappointing result, this tyre had much better result when it arrived on the market.