How many miles on your tires before having to replace them?
#1
How many miles on your tires before having to replace them?
My 911 has Pirelli P-Zero tires on it from the factory. The rear tires are almost down to the wear bar indicators, so they need to be replaced soon. The front tires look like they have a lot more life on them. With over 17,000 miles on them, it has me wondering if that is normal wear. What kind of mileage are others getting from your tires before having to replace them?
#2
Mileage you get from P-Z are really depending on hard you drive them, but around 17K is pretty good usage. I have read the average is around 12 - 15K with some getting as much as around 20K, so getting 17K is not bad.
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#9
Thanks for the replies.
I have never tracked my GTS, which I bet tracking can use up a set of tires real quick, but had not much of a guess what life to expect from normal driving. I live in Texas and even early morning drives on the weekends can be hot, and my thought was the very hot pavement would also use up the rubber quick.
I have never tracked my GTS, which I bet tracking can use up a set of tires real quick, but had not much of a guess what life to expect from normal driving. I live in Texas and even early morning drives on the weekends can be hot, and my thought was the very hot pavement would also use up the rubber quick.
depends on the type of tire you are running because the rubber compound is optimized for temperature. Summer tires in cold weather wear quickly and winter tires in hot weather wear abnormally fast. Summer tires in hot weather wear according to the wear index rating.
#11
You took a chance, would not take this chance again, imho.
#13
Originally Posted by trysixty
2 sets P0, each 8000 miles....on MPS4 and love them regardless of how many miles I get
You at the track 10 times, or what?
#15
remember tread only makes a difference in the rain, i've driven in the summer on a track below wear bars and had plenty of grip.