Tire MFG options/feedback
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Apologies in advance, but if you are running mismatched tires front/rear in a car with staggered setup and it feels fine - you don't know what "fine" is.
Even on slicks - with NO tread pattern, you don't run mismatch.
As far as PS vs PZ, I think it depends on what you do with the car. My experience is that Michelins wear faster but the limit of adhesion is higher. The Pirellis are a good DD tire and will handle most of what you throw at them.
Don't completely discount the less expensive brands either - Yokohama, TOYO, and Nitto all make acceptable shoes.
Even on slicks - with NO tread pattern, you don't run mismatch.
As far as PS vs PZ, I think it depends on what you do with the car. My experience is that Michelins wear faster but the limit of adhesion is higher. The Pirellis are a good DD tire and will handle most of what you throw at them.
Don't completely discount the less expensive brands either - Yokohama, TOYO, and Nitto all make acceptable shoes.
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Apologies in advance, but if you are running mismatched tires front/rear in a car with staggered setup and it feels fine - you don't know what "fine" is.
Even on slicks - with NO tread pattern, you don't run mismatch.
As far as PS vs PZ, I think it depends on what you do with the car. My experience is that Michelins wear faster but the limit of adhesion is higher. The Pirellis are a good DD tire and will handle most of what you throw at them.
Don't completely discount the less expensive brands either - Yokohama, TOYO, and Nitto all make acceptable shoes.
Even on slicks - with NO tread pattern, you don't run mismatch.
As far as PS vs PZ, I think it depends on what you do with the car. My experience is that Michelins wear faster but the limit of adhesion is higher. The Pirellis are a good DD tire and will handle most of what you throw at them.
Don't completely discount the less expensive brands either - Yokohama, TOYO, and Nitto all make acceptable shoes.
the other mfg were between 330-480/each from various online dealers
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