P-zero system tires?
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According to Pirelli, the benefits of 'Asimmetrico' are:
An asymmetric design that responds both to the need for increased levels of safety and enhances the performance of the car. Precise in the dry and resolute in the wet, P Zero™ maintains remarkable consistency between its static and dynamic footprint. An active structure that responds to rolling stresses without transmitting tension through to the steering wheel, even at high speed. Compounds that react immediately, guaranteeing the same high degree of performance from cold as when the tyre is up to temperature. A new tread pattern ensuring durability and consistent performance throughout the life of the tyre.
Features
1. asymmetric tread design with superior handling and braking characteristics
2. New high-grip compound
3. High aquaplaning resistance
4. Improved structural stiffness for high performance driving and integrity
There has to be something to justify the cost!
Graham
An asymmetric design that responds both to the need for increased levels of safety and enhances the performance of the car. Precise in the dry and resolute in the wet, P Zero™ maintains remarkable consistency between its static and dynamic footprint. An active structure that responds to rolling stresses without transmitting tension through to the steering wheel, even at high speed. Compounds that react immediately, guaranteeing the same high degree of performance from cold as when the tyre is up to temperature. A new tread pattern ensuring durability and consistent performance throughout the life of the tyre.
Features
1. asymmetric tread design with superior handling and braking characteristics
2. New high-grip compound
3. High aquaplaning resistance
4. Improved structural stiffness for high performance driving and integrity
There has to be something to justify the cost!
Graham
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I'll say that the tread pattern of the Hancook V12 is nearly identical to the Michelin Pilot Sports.
The Pirelli P-Zeros are nice, but not worth twice the price.
There are more than 3 different ZR rated tires for half the price of the PZ's. I guess if you drive like a granny, it doesn't really make a difference. If you drive aggressively, you'll wear out those P-Zeros quickly. I wore my fronts out in less than 10k miles.
The Pirelli P-Zeros are nice, but not worth twice the price.
There are more than 3 different ZR rated tires for half the price of the PZ's. I guess if you drive like a granny, it doesn't really make a difference. If you drive aggressively, you'll wear out those P-Zeros quickly. I wore my fronts out in less than 10k miles.
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