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Performance Tires are intended to provide users of sports cars and other vehicles with improved handling and traction in both wet and dry situations. They are critical to delivering the thrilling driving experience some drivers want. Performance tires use specialized tread patterns, manufacturing characteristics, and rubber compounds to improve precision, sensitivity, and traction.<\/span><\/p>\n Consider your driving priorities if you’re unsure whether Performance Tires are ideal for you. Different drivers have different expectations of their vehicles, and the tires they choose can make or break the experience. Performance Tires are the best choice for:<\/span><\/p>\n Tire speed ratings, such as the maximum speed on your speedometer, are always higher than legal speed restrictions, but they are not a license to drive fast. Clearly, no matter what vehicle you operate, we do not encourage driving in an unsafe way or exceeding the speed limit.<\/span><\/p>\n So, what exactly are tire speed ratings, and how do they come into play?<\/span><\/p>\n Character symbols represent the tire’s speed rating, which is established by manufacturer testing. Speed ratings were first developed for sports cars decades ago, especially in Europe, where a few roads didn’t have speed restrictions. Car manufacturers use tire speed ratings to guarantee that cars and tires are suitable. In general, the greater a tire’s speed rating, the more performance-oriented it is.<\/span><\/p>\n The letter signs H, V, W, and Y are standard speed designations found on different aspects of performance tires. While there are no industry standards, tire buyers should expect to find:<\/span><\/p>\n Check your vehicle’s owner’s handbook to determine the required tire speed rating. It could also be displayed on the tire description placard (label) attached to the inside of the door. In the size\/service information code, tire manufacturers place the letter speed indicator on the sidewall. We can assist you with locating tire speed rating data.<\/span><\/p>\nDo I Need Performance Tires?<\/h2>\n
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Before Speeding Away On Performance Tires<\/h2>\n
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Michelin Pilot Sports Performance Tires<\/h2>\n
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