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Originally Posted by Diver
Fortunately the Michelin PSS is available in 245/35-18. That may not be the ultimate, and as you say choices are sparse, but it is a good one and that is what I have with a 225/40 front. The swap improved the ride and reduced noise. The scary thing is if I trash one of those rear tires away from a big city it will take at least two days to get a new one.
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Yeah, the PSSs would be my choice for a dual-duty tire although they have been known to fall apart with track use. My Dunlops are much better on the track, but they are a bit noisy for my taste on the street. The best solution is two sets of tires. You can run whatever cheapies you want on the street, and save the good noisy rubber for the track.