[snow] Dunlop DSST 01 RF Vs. Michelin PS2
12-16-2007, 06:20 AM
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This morning there wasn't snow, but the temperature was cold (-7? C, I don't know in ?F) .
The car braked very well on the road, no problems . Good starting too .
My suspect is if a tyre is the best tyre on the wet, it will be better on the snow too .
Will see . Maybe even next tuesday on the highway
The car braked very well on the road, no problems . Good starting too .
My suspect is if a tyre is the best tyre on the wet, it will be better on the snow too .
Will see . Maybe even next tuesday on the highway
12-16-2007, 06:33 AM
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Originally Posted by AlexFW' post='507149' date='Dec 15 2007, 08:50 PM
Then you should avoid to reply 
Waiting for a more intelligent answer
Waiting for a more intelligent answer
If you think wet tyre performance is any real indication of snow performance, then you would not know an intelligent answer if it jumped up and bit you.
Have a look at the Michelin website and you might find out what the benefits of winter tyres are compared to PS2's.
Meanwhile, wind your neck in!
In three years on this forum I have never felt the need to post a rude reply, but it seems politeness standards are dropping.
12-16-2007, 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by KAF' post='507330' date='Dec 16 2007, 06:33 PM
You rude little prat.
If you think wet tyre performance is any real indication of snow performance, then you would not know an intelligent answer if it jumped up and bit you.
Have a look at the Michelin website and you might find out what the benefits of winter tyres are compared to PS2's.
Meanwhile, wind your neck in!
In three years on this forum I have never felt the need to post a rude reply, but it seems politeness standards are dropping.
If you think wet tyre performance is any real indication of snow performance, then you would not know an intelligent answer if it jumped up and bit you.
Have a look at the Michelin website and you might find out what the benefits of winter tyres are compared to PS2's.
Meanwhile, wind your neck in!
In three years on this forum I have never felt the need to post a rude reply, but it seems politeness standards are dropping.
.... any information should be welcomed in this forum and this is what makes it so special.... right AlexFW??
12-16-2007, 09:16 AM
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Originally Posted by KAF' post='507330' date='Dec 16 2007, 04:33 PM
Have a look at the Michelin website and you might find out what the benefits of winter tyres are compared to PS2's.
I didn't ask if PS2 give the same grip of any snow tyre .
I asked if someone has tried both Dunlop DSST 01 Runflat and PS2 on the snow . Simply .
I know perfectly snow tyres would be the better choice on the snow .
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