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I have had Pirelli P Zero Rossos fitted.

They are quite simply sensational. They are quiet, and offer better turn in and lower steering effort.

I was happy with the deal. They dont have a sexy tread pattern, but the good things in life are not always the best lookers!

These tyres are the same ones they use as wets on some GTP cars.....

I can really recomend them.

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what do they wear like.

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Sounds good Dallas,

I was going to try the Pirellis, but in the end went for the Michelin Pilot Preceda. I have noticed the same effects as you though: crisper turn in. lower noise etc.

Its amazing the difference a change in rubber can make.

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Yeah, c'mon, how much per metre of burnout?

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I have had Pirelli P Zero Rossos fitted.

They are quite simply sensational. They are quiet, and offer better turn in and lower steering effort.

I was happy with the deal. They dont have a sexy tread pattern, but the good things in life are not always the best lookers!

These tyres are the same ones they use as wets on some GTP cars.....

I can really recomend them.

Almost any tyre you change to will feel softer, quieter & less steering effort, its' because you have slowly got used to your old tyres wearing. :o

.....I'm not saying your Pirelis are no better than what you had, what I mean is that you'd possibly say the same thing if you'd gone from Pirelli's to Dunlops.

I've often heard people say the same thing when actualy they've gone backwards in tyre quality.

Having said that, I'm sure the Pirellis would be quieter. :thumbsup:

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Ball park cost $320 each. How do they waer, hard to say only had em for 100k. Wear - not noticeable.

Rowlan - Take your point but I drive lots of cars. I know the difference mate

Given that Dunlops appear to be dearer they seem good to me!

I took the advice to buy these from a mate of mine at Subaru.

17's BTW

Thanks

Dallas

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