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#406
Driver School Candidate
Since the OEM Michelin PSS's are being phased out (run-flats), I wanted to see how you liked the new Michelin PSS5's? They're very new and don't have any reviews and I know they are the successor to the PS4S's. I had to get the Bridgestone OEM run-flats last round as the PSS's were backordered to hell and those tires are absolute garbage (maybe got 8k out of the rear vs 15k to 20k on the PSS's). Looking to make the move back to Michelin and looks like there's no run-flat option anymore.
#407
Lexus Champion
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^^^^The RFTs are not being phased out, they are gone as of the MY2024 LC. RFTs, however, are still available in the aftermarket from many brands including Michelin:
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...omCompare1=yes
As far as tire characteristics are concerned, wear is one factor, but certainly not the only factor. Wear is way down on my list of criteria for a performance tire. Performance and Handling in the dry and the wet is at the top of my list. I have the PS4S in larger than stock sizes and on wider than stock wheels on my LC. My PS4S are XL (extra load) which means they have stiffer side walls than LS (standard load) tires and should handle cornering better. So far the PSS5 have only been released in the SL version. If I were buying tires today, and I just bought my last set a couple of months ago, I would stick with the PS4S XL.
Lou
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...omCompare1=yes
As far as tire characteristics are concerned, wear is one factor, but certainly not the only factor. Wear is way down on my list of criteria for a performance tire. Performance and Handling in the dry and the wet is at the top of my list. I have the PS4S in larger than stock sizes and on wider than stock wheels on my LC. My PS4S are XL (extra load) which means they have stiffer side walls than LS (standard load) tires and should handle cornering better. So far the PSS5 have only been released in the SL version. If I were buying tires today, and I just bought my last set a couple of months ago, I would stick with the PS4S XL.
Lou
#408
Driver School Candidate
^^^^The RFTs are not being phased out, they are gone as of the MY2024 LC. RFTs, however, are still available in the aftermarket from many brands including Michelin:
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...omCompare1=yes
As far as tire characteristics are concerned, wear is one factor, but certainly not the only factor. Wear is way down on my list of criteria for a performance tire. Performance and Handling in the dry and the wet is at the top of my list. I have the PS4S in larger than stock sizes and on wider than stock wheels on my LC. My PS4S are XL (extra load) which means they have stiffer side walls than LS (standard load) tires and should handle cornering better. So far the PSS5 have only been released in the SL version. If I were buying tires today, and I just bought my last set a couple of months ago, I would stick with the PS4S XL.
Lou
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...omCompare1=yes
As far as tire characteristics are concerned, wear is one factor, but certainly not the only factor. Wear is way down on my list of criteria for a performance tire. Performance and Handling in the dry and the wet is at the top of my list. I have the PS4S in larger than stock sizes and on wider than stock wheels on my LC. My PS4S are XL (extra load) which means they have stiffer side walls than LS (standard load) tires and should handle cornering better. So far the PSS5 have only been released in the SL version. If I were buying tires today, and I just bought my last set a couple of months ago, I would stick with the PS4S XL.
Lou
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