I am debating whether I will get summer tires when these go ... not sure I ever push the car hard enough to need summer tires ... I'll have to do some research on something that will provide the best overall performance and value for me.normal driving is fine, but if i get on it no matter how much i modulate the throttle or easily stand on it, its just nothing but spin. im not liking summer tires.
you really never thought to weight the back?ya im on the summer P Zero Nero's. absolute garbage. sandbags, what a great idea. im gonna do this
I hadn't looked at those yet. I know I am going to replace my tires come spring, but I hadn't decided with what, but I am pretty set on probably getting Nitto tires. Heard nothing but amazing things about Nitto.I didn't like them at all. Took them off at 12K miles and put on some nitto invo's. Much much better tire. In any season IMO.
I love them. I have 5K on them now, and no trouble with little to no wear.I hadn't looked at those yet. I know I am going to replace my tires come spring, but I hadn't decided with what, but I am pretty set on probably getting Nitto tires. Heard nothing but amazing things about Nitto.
they are not really expensive either, at what about 180 or so a tire? not terribly much more than the pirellies. I also have to buy tires for my Tundra, so I am sure I can get a good deal buying 8 tires.I love them. I have 5K on them now, and no trouble with little to no wear.
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I paid 215 a tire, but i was in a bind. Didnt have time to shop for best deal.they are not really expensive either, at what about 180 or so a tire? not terribly much more than the pirellies. I also have to buy tires for my Tundra, so I am sure I can get a good deal buying 8 tires.
I'm a little confused. Your title says, "Pirelli Pzero Nero...," which are an ALL-SEASON HIGH PERFORMANCE TIRE. If you have the Brembo Brake Package(and 19x9" wheels), then you are on the Pirelli Pzero MAX PERFORMANCE SUMMER-ONLY TIRE. They(and all similar Max Performance Summer-Only Tires) are not recommended for use in cold temperatures. Their performance is greatly diminished at these temps... compound gets very hard... ride quality gets pretty harsh!ya im on the summer P Zero Nero's. absolute garbage. sandbags, what a great idea. im gonna do this
I'm in VA as well, and I haven't had any issues driving normally on Pirelli PZero Neros all seasons, either. (We're talking about the all seasons, right?) I just need to be a little careful in the wet when I take corners, or else the tail might kick out. lol Ended up doing a little ice skating weeks ago when I realized the parking lot at my work had ice all over the placeWell, depends on what you're trying to do.
I drove yesterday in 27 degrees in Virginia. I didn't have any problem driving "normally" ... that said, I had to pull into traffic one day last week when it was cold and experienced horrible wheel hop even with my newly relocated Whiteline LCA's.
But I really got on it hard. Driving normally I don't experience any issue, and have not had any issues on back roads even traveling at speed.
They are summer-only tires and don't offer full performance at < 50 degrees.