The German carmaker has developed new titanium suspension components for the Carrera GT to replace the original ones

T he past year has been a rough one for Porsche Carrera GT owners — or at least, as rough as a year can be when you own a million-dollar V-10 supercar with a manual transmission

Those Carrera GT owners that were still able to drive their cars also have a bonus: Porsche will also provide a fresh set of tires, free of charge. The new tires are Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 N-Spec tires, measuring 265/35R19 at the front and 335/30R20 at the rear.

Automotive YouTuber Doug DeMuro, who owns a Carrera GT, claimed on his channel that the cost of the replacement suspension parts alone is said to be US$109,000 (A$157,640), which Porsche is footing the bill for.

The Porsche is conducting a recall for the Carrera GT, offering all owners new Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires as part of the correction for a previous issue related to corrosion in the suspension joints.