Difference NF0, NF1 and NF2 tyres

[mystermykee]

If we all had the courage of our conviction, we would use any tire that matched size. Electric cars are variable wheel speed as needed, regardless of the traction of the tire, the car will adjust (generally). The only consideration is getting the best traction tires, matching or not, for your price preference. "N" stands for nonsense. If you are cost conscious, then go for whatever matches size with a high treadwear designation (>500)- all season lower traction tires. You can buy inexpensive Chinese, Vietnamese and Indonesian tires, if you wish. Go to ebay and look at matching (unpatched) take-offs. Caveat being to read the age code and avoid >4 year old tires.

What's the nonsense in NF rated tires?

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[riano]

Currently have the PZ4 Elect NF0 on my ST GTS, need new front tyres after approx 10k miles on the front and have noticed that the 265/35/21 NF0 I currently have are now available in NF1 (that seem substantially cheaper) assuming these are just the newer version of the NF0 and will be fine?

 

[tophamn]

Currently have the PZ4 Elect NF0 on my ST GTS, need new front tyres after approx 10k miles on the front and have noticed that the 265/35/21 NF0 I currently have are now available in NF1 (that seem substantially cheaper) assuming these are just the newer version of the NF0 and will be fine?

Correct: NF1 is a newer version of NF0.

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