15 TTS - Winter Tire and Clear Taillight Question
#1
15 TTS - Winter Tire and Clear Taillight Question
Hey guys,
I take delivery of my Guards Red Turbo S this Friday. I had two questions I was hoping someone can help me out with...
Where can I find the clear/white tail lights to buy and swap for my red ones?
Also can anyone suggest the best winter tires available for the 20' wheels?
Thanks a lot in advance!
I take delivery of my Guards Red Turbo S this Friday. I had two questions I was hoping someone can help me out with...
Where can I find the clear/white tail lights to buy and swap for my red ones?
Also can anyone suggest the best winter tires available for the 20' wheels?
Thanks a lot in advance!
#2
For the tail lights suncoast porsche can help you. There are install threads as well if you search. As for winter tires check out the search and there options but you'll have to step down to a 295 I believe. Also check the search for that. Http://www.suncoastparts.com/product/SKU991TTCLEAR.html
Last edited by tommyboy214; 11-25-2015 at 07:49 PM.
#3
For winter tires if you want a performance winter tire that offers good but not stellar snow traction while still offering excellent dry, wet and cold weather traction get the Michelin Pilot Alpin 4. That is what I have. They will be a size narrower than the summers.
Suncoast Parts is the place to get the clear tail lights and spoiler brake light. Be sure you also get the clear LED side markers to achieve a unified color look
Suncoast Parts is the place to get the clear tail lights and spoiler brake light. Be sure you also get the clear LED side markers to achieve a unified color look
#5
Originally Posted by Liquid Assets
Thanks a lot for the tail lights suggestion guys!
I'm in Canada so I was hoping someone knew of the absolute best in snow and ice conditions. Not so much performance.
I'm in Canada so I was hoping someone knew of the absolute best in snow and ice conditions. Not so much performance.
#7
Having used (almost) all the winter tires out there, Pirelli Sottozero (Series 3; 2 if you can't track down 3) are the best winter options. Appropriate sizes are listed the manual (245/35/20 & 295/30/20) - tire shops didn't have the updated info for my '16.
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#8
I was gonna ask if anyone ran those as that's what I ordered for my FF. Thanks a lot buddy
#10
Originally Posted by justthebest
Having used (almost) all the winter tires out there, Pirelli Sottozero (Series 3; 2 if you can't track down 3) are the best winter options. Appropriate sizes are listed the manual (245/35/20 & 295/30/20) - tire shops didn't have the updated info for my '16.
That is why both my 991 TTS and Panamera GTS wear PA4s in the winter. My E63 S runs Sottos because PA4s are not made in its sizes
#11
Per Damon at Tire Rack-
Pirelli Sottozero - Better feel than Mich. Not as good in snow/ice but very good winter tire. Almost feels like all season....
Michelin Alpin - better in snow/ice due to more aggressive tread. Not as much road feel. True winter tire and feels like it.
I went Pirelli. Will use SUV on snow days. Don't need the TT to be snow warrior but it will get me home if I get stuck in snow.
Pirelli Sottozero - Better feel than Mich. Not as good in snow/ice but very good winter tire. Almost feels like all season....
Michelin Alpin - better in snow/ice due to more aggressive tread. Not as much road feel. True winter tire and feels like it.
I went Pirelli. Will use SUV on snow days. Don't need the TT to be snow warrior but it will get me home if I get stuck in snow.
#12
Originally Posted by Michael_s
Per Damon at Tire Rack-
Pirelli Sottozero - Better feel than Mich. Not as good in snow/ice but very good winter tire. Almost feels like all season....
Michelin Alpin - better in snow/ice due to more aggressive tread. Not as much road feel. True winter tire and feels like it.
I went Pirelli. Will use SUV on snow days. Don't need the TT to be snow warrior but it will get me home if I get stuck in snow.
Pirelli Sottozero - Better feel than Mich. Not as good in snow/ice but very good winter tire. Almost feels like all season....
Michelin Alpin - better in snow/ice due to more aggressive tread. Not as much road feel. True winter tire and feels like it.
I went Pirelli. Will use SUV on snow days. Don't need the TT to be snow warrior but it will get me home if I get stuck in snow.
#13
Thanks a lot for the clarification guys! Means a lot. I have some thinking to do with the tire of choice than. My girl drives the ML63 and I was hoping to get by the 2-3 snow storms once they are paved with the TTS so maybe the Pirelli will be fine since I'm not gonna drive the car in the snow storm as I am going to do some power mods and want some traction when it's clear out.
Last edited by Liquid Assets; 11-27-2015 at 08:05 AM.
#15
Really excited to begin this build! Was looking at your YT vids and the Kline exhaust sounds fantastic!