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[Fab3032128i]

Hello everyone thinking of getting new tires and seems like Michelin ps2 are the way to go but my question is , since I have run flats do I get the same sizes which are 205/50/R17 for Michelin or is it changed since they are not run flats

[Maeiourk]

Originally Posted by Fab3032128i

Hello everyone thinking of getting new tires and seems like Michelin ps2 are the way to go but my question is , since I have run flats do I get the same sizes which are 205/50/R17 for Michelin or is it changed since they are not run flats

As far as I know you can get 225/255 even if you have stock wheels and it won't rub.

[Gill@Tirerack.com]

Originally Posted by Fab3032128i

Hello everyone thinking of getting new tires and seems like Michelin ps2 are the way to go but my question is , since I have run flats do I get the same sizes which are 205/50/R17 for Michelin or is it changed since they are not run flats

The sizing will not change just because you'll be using non RFT tires. The same sizes you have now will work fine.

[BlueforMonaco]

PS2 way to go? As far as I know, Michelin only makes the PS2 for fitment specific with Porsche in the size we need for 128, they discontinued other variation of this tire? This made me decide to go with pilot sport A/S.

[Fab3032128i]

Originally Posted by Maeiourk

As far as I know you can get 225/255 even if you have stock wheels and it won't rub.

Ok thanks will check out those measurements on wheel

[Fab3032128i]

Originally Posted by BlueforMonaco

PS2 way to go? As far as I know, Michelin only makes the PS2 for fitment specific with Porsche in the size we need for 128, they discontinued other variation of this tire? This made me decide to go with pilot sport A/S.

Not sure , but I found some Michelin PS2 with exact measurements on my oem wheels that will fit 205/50R17