anyone got a set of these fitted and if so what re they like on wear?

 

looking for a set to go on the rims im getting cut so if anyone knows where i can get a set at a good price let me know please ;)

Well I got them on my C70 T5 and thats only 250 bhp and they last about 3,500 to 4,000 miles So I'd say 3K on the rear of the Z. They arn't a bad tyre for wet weather grip though, but they arn't as good as Bridgestone S02's. If you carn't get your hads on them (they're listed as a Porsche only part) then the S03's are almost as good.

Goodyear F1's all the way buddy!!

 

Ive done a fairly hard 2000miles on the rears and hardly anything used!!

 

The grip/performance off them is brilliant although there not great in the wet, but that may have something to do with the way i drive :D

I've got P zeros fitted ,they are my second set and I'm happy with them. They seem a bit more rear end happy than the bridgestones I had before (but I find it fun!). Thinking about trying some of the chunksters goodyears next time round mind.Dave

Bridgestones are really good in the dry and supreme in the rain. Like the man said.

Well I got them on my C70 T5 and thats only 250 bhp and they last about 3,500 to 4,000 miles So I'd say 3K on the rear of the Z. They arn't a bad tyre for wet weather grip though, but they arn't as good as Bridgestone S02's. If you carn't get your hads on them (they're listed as a Porsche only part) then the S03's are almost as good.

 

 

S03 are no where near as good. I have had both.

 

The Porsche ones which are still around are softer compound than the original S02, that is why they grip so much in thw dry. DOnt last long though. :(

well the original alloys that came with the z has got a full set of bridgestones on them, i havent checked them to see what they are like yet. i just stored them out back.

 

but when the new rims are done i will have to get a decent set of tyres for them

I've got P Zeros Isometrics and i'm well happy with them, Not sure about wear as they havent done many miles but they certainly grip well. Back wheels dont scrable like some other brands. I've also run F1's and Mitchellins, I would say the Mitchellins last the longest and grip realy well. Pricy though

as i work in the tyre trade pirelli p zeros are some of the best performance tyres around although i have kuhmo excsta supras on my carand they are great until the roads get damp

the tyres are to go on a set of these rims im having made as the real ones cost 4 times the price!!

p zeros equal shite in my honest opinion, had them on my zed great in the dry crap in the wet

 

and lets face it, its the middle of summer and it has pissed down all week

which of the zero's did you have ie rosso, system, assimetrico i have seen these tyres on all kinds of high performance cars with very few problems

which of the zero's did you have ie rosso, system, assimetrico i have seen these tyres on all kinds of high performance cars with very few problems

 

its the Rosso's Ive been having on My C70 T5 as I'm getting a real good deal on them at the moment, because I sort out all the tyres for the company cars :D

 

S03 are no where near as good. I have had both.

 

The Porsche ones which are still around are softer compound than the original S02, that is why they grip so much in thw dry. DOnt last long though.

 

They may have a soft compound but they last longer than anything else I've tryed and still give unbeatable performance in the rain and good dry weather grip. ( not Yokohoma Dry weather grip but good enough)

got the rosso's on mine, had them on the NA before, lovely darts :)

got the p zero assimetrico on mine but but havent done many miles yet, only thing i dont like is that there is no rim protector on the tyre so you scuff your alloys on the curbs, bad driving !!!