Pirelli P-Zero Rosso alternatives?
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Hi tyre guru's, So I have P-zero's all round on my Saab 9-5, front 2 will need replacing soon. My tyre OCD meant 2 more P-zero's were due to be ordered. Happy with the Pirelli's but the fronts have worn fairly quickly (6k ish) so I made the mistake of starting to look at alternatives.
Oh what a minefield that has turned out to be !
In my size, 225/45/17, massive amount of choice.
Vredestein Ultrac Sessanta (£72.89) and Pirelli P-zero's (£75.59) top of the list
Always bought Uniroyals for the wife and sons cars so have always rated them
I don't do any kind of track days, so budget £70 - £80 a corner would be ideal as if i change brand then i will have to get 4 !
Any recommendations ?
Thanks in advance
Oh what a minefield that has turned out to be !
In my size, 225/45/17, massive amount of choice.
Vredestein Ultrac Sessanta (£72.89) and Pirelli P-zero's (£75.59) top of the list
Always bought Uniroyals for the wife and sons cars so have always rated them
I don't do any kind of track days, so budget £70 - £80 a corner would be ideal as if i change brand then i will have to get 4 !
Any recommendations ?
Thanks in advance
PZero and PZero Rosso aren't the same animal.
I've had the Ultrac Sessanta which were fine, but now on the Yokohama AD08. Will see how the wear goes.
Recently discovered Bridgestone Adrenalin RE002 for the sprint car (Citroen Saxo) which seem reasonably competent -- better than Toyo T1-R but not as good as the Yokos.
I've had the Ultrac Sessanta which were fine, but now on the Yokohama AD08. Will see how the wear goes.
Recently discovered Bridgestone Adrenalin RE002 for the sprint car (Citroen Saxo) which seem reasonably competent -- better than Toyo T1-R but not as good as the Yokos.
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