Pirelli's ??
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Can't comment on the Pirelli's, but when I went from original Bridgestone's to Toyo's, it was like night and day the difference between them.
Needless to say, the Toyo's were better!
Needless to say, the Toyo's were better!
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I've used both Pirelli's and Toyos, Bridgestones and various other tyres in the past 6 years
I wouldn't recommend the P Zeros for normal day to day use on UK roads, over something like the Toyo, Bridgestone S02, Goodyear Eagle F1 etc.
Whilst the P Zero is very good on smooth dry tarmac, it is probably the tyre which gives the least grip/confidence when it's wet, especially when they get worn down. If you do lots of track days, then P Zero's would be a good option.
You'll also find that Toyo's, F1's etc are probably cheaper than the P Zeros as well. Lots of places supplying them at good prices, such as mytyres.net, Micheldever Tyres and www.blackcircles.com etc. (get good SIDC discount from the latter).
John
I wouldn't recommend the P Zeros for normal day to day use on UK roads, over something like the Toyo, Bridgestone S02, Goodyear Eagle F1 etc.
Whilst the P Zero is very good on smooth dry tarmac, it is probably the tyre which gives the least grip/confidence when it's wet, especially when they get worn down. If you do lots of track days, then P Zero's would be a good option.
You'll also find that Toyo's, F1's etc are probably cheaper than the P Zeros as well. Lots of places supplying them at good prices, such as mytyres.net, Micheldever Tyres and www.blackcircles.com etc. (get good SIDC discount from the latter).
John
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