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I used to get 12000 from the rears and at least 24000 from the fronts when I ran my C2 with P-Zero Rossos (265 rears, not 285).

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I used to get 12000 from the rears and at least 24000 from the fronts when I ran my C2 with P-Zero Rossos (265 rears, not 285).

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just been quoted 200 pounds (285-30-18 Pzero) and 135 pounds (225 40 18 pzero) fully fitted and balanced etc, I was just wondering how many miles people are getting from a new set of tyres (996 targa - the best one )

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I used to get 12000 from the rears and at least 24000 from the fronts when I ran my C2 with P-Zero Rossos (265 rears, not 285). I found them very good, but they did get a bit 'tramliney' after a couple of thousand miles. Michelins were the best tyres I tried (but much more expensive). Unfortunately, they were only half worn when I sold the car, so I can't give you a comparison on life expectancy. Rossos are quite different to Assimetricos, which are often reported to be very noisy.

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