And that’s great news for anyone with a ferocious Porsche 911 GT3 RS parked in their garage. Whether we’re talking typically chillier countries in the northern hemisphere or simply locales ...

Pirelli and Goodyear also offer custom track-focused tire compounds for the 911 GT3 RS. Porsche claims the new Michelin tires can shave over 10 seconds per lap on wet circuits. The current Porsche ...

The 911 GT3 RS had an MSRP of $242,250, but sold for $335,000 at an auction in 2022. Despite being six years old, this hugely desirable Porsche has only been driven 478 miles. Plenty of Guards Red ...

The Porsche 911 GT3 RS is now available with newly developed Michelin Pilot Sport S5 tires. Jointly developed with Porsche, Michelin's new PSS5 tire was designed for cold and wet conditions.

Porsche and Michelin have introduced a new high-performance tire designed to extend the track-day season for 911 GT3 RS ...

Much like the recent Carrera GT announcement, this latest rubber release from Porsche - now for the latest GT3 RS - is heartening; as value of these iconic supercars only seems to rise (or at ...

Back to cars, Porsche recently announced that it worked with yet another partner – Michelin – to offer a new tire on the Porsche 911 GT3 RS, "specifically designed to improve performance in ...

The new tires significantly increase the annual usage period of the GT3 RS." Those who drive their GT3 RS regularly want to make the experience even more frequent, and the increased grip can work ...

giving the GT3 some of the same anti-dive properties as the 992.1 Porsche 911 GT3 RS. The RS’s aerodynamic teardrop-shaped front trailing arms, which contribute to downforce at high speeds ...

Never mind all the incredible engineering and devotion that the Porsche GT department has poured into the 992.2 version of the GT3 Touring – the headline that you need to know is that it’s now ...

That is “nothing we like very much,” said Jörg Jünger, the GT3’s project manager, at the model’s launch, because it increases exhaust back pressure in a bad way, by 15-17%. So there’s ...