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by Paul.P » Thu 31.01.2008, 21:27
Having got F1's on at the moment & did have Michelin Pilots before, i pretty much concour with them findings, although the Michelins did give a softer more comfortable ride.
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by Elanlover » Thu 31.01.2008, 22:07
One of the videos on Youtube says that in a FWD car the Michelin and Goodyears were separated by only half a point. Practically equal although the Goodyears get the nod in wet weather.
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by L.G. » Fri 01.02.2008, 01:49
This test was published in Autocar recently but can't remember which... Our Autocar is different anyway, we have it monthly here
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