What kind of tires do you need for a Porsche?
Only tires of the same tire make and type must be used. Since many Porsche vehicles are fitted with different sized tires on their front and rear axles, this requires matching the tire brand, tire name and N-specification front to rear.
When to replace a tire on a Porsche?
In the event of tire damage such as cuts, punctures, cracks or sidewall bulges that cause a single tire to be replaced for safety reasons, the remaining matching tire on that axle must not exceed 30 percent wear. If the remaining tire has more than 30 percent wear from new, it should also be replaced.
What does the n mean on a Porsche tire?
Once a tire has been approved by Porsche it is branded with the N spec approval. The N-specification brandings include: N-0 (N-zero), N-1, N-2, N-3 or N-4.
What does it mean for a tire to have Porsche N Spec approval?
“What does it mean for a tire to have a Porsche N spec approval?” A Porsche N spec approved tire is one that has passed a series of difficult and diverse tests designed by Porsche engineers to ensure maximum performance and safety under a wide range of driving conditions.
Only tires of the same tire make and type must be used. Since many Porsche vehicles are fitted with different sized tires on their front and rear axles, this requires matching the tire brand, tire name and N-specification front to rear.
Where can I get a Porsche custom tire?
All tires from your Authorized Porsche Dealer are part of the Porsche custom tire range.This range has been created by Porsche over many years in close collaboration with leading tire manufacturers.
When to replace two tires instead of four?
When installing two new tires instead of four, you first want to be sure that your new tires are the same size and tire type as the ones you are replacing. Next, you want to be sure that your dealer always installs the new tires on the rear axle of your vehicle.
When to replace a Porsche n spec tire?
In case of tire damage such as cuts, punctures, cracks or sidewall bulges that cause a single tire to be replaced for safety reasons, the remaining matching tire on that axle must not exceed 30 percent wear. If the remaining tire has more than 30 percent wear from new, it should also be replaced.