Pirelli now makes a 315/25/19??
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Originally posted by KPV
I have used the Michelin PS2's at two track events on my 19's over my Brembo GT brakes and will say they are great. I had the Yokohamas but their section width is nearly 1/2 inch less than the Michelins for the same 315/19/25 size.
I have used the Michelin PS2's at two track events on my 19's over my Brembo GT brakes and will say they are great. I had the Yokohamas but their section width is nearly 1/2 inch less than the Michelins for the same 315/19/25 size.
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Originally posted by lee2375
PLEASE stay away from the 315/25/19 PS2. I want to shoot the stack of those we have in the back right now with a .45
PLEASE stay away from the 315/25/19 PS2. I want to shoot the stack of those we have in the back right now with a .45
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Originally posted by Ruiner
I agree, I will never go with the Yokohamas again.
I agree, I will never go with the Yokohamas again.
If anyone else has I'd like to know.
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Originally posted by oak
Sorry, From my personal experience even though the Yoks may have a slightly smaller footprint the everall grip is superb in comparison to any other rubber in this size. The Yoks need to be warmed up and cycled a few times when new to maintain a good cure. Lifespan isn't great. Other than rubber like the MPSC's and Hoosier Street version I have not found anything close that is better in dry.
Sorry, From my personal experience even though the Yoks may have a slightly smaller footprint the everall grip is superb in comparison to any other rubber in this size. The Yoks need to be warmed up and cycled a few times when new to maintain a good cure. Lifespan isn't great. Other than rubber like the MPSC's and Hoosier Street version I have not found anything close that is better in dry.
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They aren't "bad" tires, but getting ahold of them is the real pain. They aren't sold in the US, so they have to be imported. Also, at the price that they are going for these days, they aren't that attractive of an alternative.
They aren't "bad" tires, but getting ahold of them is the real pain. They aren't sold in the US, so they have to be imported. Also, at the price that they are going for these days, they aren't that attractive of an alternative.
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contact Gert he always seems to have set. yes, I agree they aren't cheap.
contact Gert he always seems to have set. yes, I agree they aren't cheap.
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I almost forgot the real point of the thread...I have no complaints about the P Zero Rosso. I would use them on any of my own cars any day. I am also a big fan of the Continental Sport Contact 2 - great tire all around with a lot of good sizes available and never any problems.
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Originally posted by lee2375
I almost forgot the real point of the thread...I have no complaints about the P Zero Rosso. I would use them on any of my own cars any day. I am also a big fan of the Continental Sport Contact 2 - great tire all around with a lot of good sizes available and never any problems.
I almost forgot the real point of the thread...I have no complaints about the P Zero Rosso. I would use them on any of my own cars any day. I am also a big fan of the Continental Sport Contact 2 - great tire all around with a lot of good sizes available and never any problems.
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Originally posted by lee2375
PLEASE stay away from the 315/25/19 PS2. I want to shoot the stack of those we have in the back right now with a .45
PLEASE stay away from the 315/25/19 PS2. I want to shoot the stack of those we have in the back right now with a .45
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PS-I will be going back to Pzeros after these are done...
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Originally posted by Ruiner
What do you think about the new Continental VMAX series?
What do you think about the new Continental VMAX series?
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Originally posted by lee2375
They are really new, so its hard to tell, but the 315/25/19 we installed last week got rave reviews from the client (who has many high-HP cars) so I take that as a good sign.
They are really new, so its hard to tell, but the 315/25/19 we installed last week got rave reviews from the client (who has many high-HP cars) so I take that as a good sign.
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