I need tires for my 1997 porsche 911 (993)---what should i get

Pirrelli.

for summer or all season. If you can afford 911, l would go with Bridgestone Potenza Pole Position S03.

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Hi, l agree with ''eamnesia'' on this & agree that the S03 is r great for the 993. Once u have installed them remember to get a full front & rear wheel alignment. Not just a Toe adjustment, l mean, ride height check, Camber, Caster, Toe, Kinematic Toe etc. very important on any Porsche 911 & even more important after installing brand new tires. l recommend these to all my Porsche customers & they r real happy. If u plan on doing DE days or tracking the car on a race circuit then u may need to consider another choice. Hope this helps u out.

l SAY GOOD YEAR:-l Maybe

S03. l AM RUNNING THEM ON MY 993 AND THEY ARE EXTREMELY STICKY. GO TO DISCOUNT AND BUY CERTIFICATES ON THEM BECAUSE THEY WILL ONLY LAST 15K. ( DRIVE IT FAST) l AM ON MY 3RD FREE SET!!!

Whatever the manufacturer recommends for your car.probably Pirelli high-performance ZF rated tires.

The manufacturer supports a certain tire brand and size for a reason, after all. ;)

or summer or all season. If you can afford 911, l would go with Bridgestone Potenza Pole Position S03.

check tirerack.com

you wo not get biased 13 year old is feeding you BS based off what they've seen in posters. You can read actual owners' reviews of your car model who have bought certain kinds of tires, and what they have to say

Pirelli, Bridgestone, Nitto, Kuhmo, Michelin, continental and Wanli all make decent Performance tires. It depends on what you want to spend and what you want.

If you want real advice look up articles from R&T, Car & Draver and siomilar magazines who have tested multiple tires against each other wet and dry. This will tell you what you need to know and what direction to look in.

The one and only.TOYO TIRES. EVERY cool car has them.

Nitto