My wheels are stock 265/35R20. Michelin makes the Pilot Sport S 5 in that size for Mercedes-Benz AMG cars. We’ll see how they work on the GT!
I think I would go a bit narrower on tires with your wheels to avoid rubbing... and...
That article and video were worth it just to know a wider tire on the same wheel can make you slower.
Discount Tire owns TireRack, so if TireRack has them they Discount can order them. That's what I had to do for mine.So does Continental now make the EC Sport 02 in 305/35/19’s?? Looked at their website and they have them there but when I check places like Discount they don’t have them. I believe Tire Rack has them. If that’s the case I may have to dump the NT555 G2’s and put on the ECS02’s
Sweet that’s great to know. Did you get the Conti ECS 02’s in 305/35/19’s?
Ah okay. I thought maybe you had the 305/35/19’s. Looking at tire rack it says it’s new and it’s on continental’s website that they have them available. Which is great since there’s only a few 305/35/19 options available so I had to suck it up and stick with the nittos but I may have to switch to the new ones just cause I’d like a better tire.
Just check for the Continental Sport Contact 7 as well. Continental have an odd system where they have different tyre names in different countries. The CSC7 is the 'European brand' but is sold in the US in some sizes because some German car makers fit them as OEM. We don't get the ECS02 in Europe, they are all branded CSC7
Today‘s all season tires are almost as good as pure summer tires in 99% of use cases. The 1% being track use. As far as all season vs. winter tires thisis from the source.
Lots of experience with all seasons on Mustangs (S197, S550, S650)... really only 2 choices... Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4, or Continental DWS-06. Both can do light snow, though I am a firm believer in winter tires in the snow... But even with the winter tires on the S550, anything more than an inch or two, just isn't Mustang weather.
