Reply to "Tyres and prices"

stelios101Member

Hi Peter
Be aware your insurance will check the speed rating of your tyres if you have an accident, they did on mine and you may get some grief from them since all Panteras can exceed 130MPH even if you never get close to that speed, I would stick to the better known makes Michelin, Pirelli, Dunlop etc not only will your car drive and handle better but breaking will also be improved and I can imagine your rebuild costs so far and adding a few more £££'s probably won't make a big difference to your outlay, i have owned five Panteras in my life and tyres do make a difference and I can tell you my current GTS has 245/40 17 at the front and 335/35 17 at the rear and I have absolutely NO tramlining,
just my opinion Peter.

11/27/174:04 PM

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