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lashss posted:
Dougal, I assume these “new” 285 and 345 P7s are fully endorsed (as noted by their official speed rating) for extended, high speed use?
Anyone with first hand experience on these “new” P7s at extended high speed?
Thank you,
LS

these tyres are Y rated

https://www.longstonetyres.co....li-cinturato-p7.html

so that is 300kmh (thats about 200mph). the load and speed ratings are listed on these pages

6/27/197:06 AM

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