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POST 1Original post

P-Zero C's are now discontinued, providing they are the dry versions by all accounts they are very good. However be careful that they're not dry tyres, but cut for wet use. Whilst very good in the wet, they will not last very long on a dry track. Alternatives are the new Pirelli Corsa, Michelin Pilot Cup, & Dunlop Formula R. I've heard good things about all 3, but alot of GT3 owners prefer the Pirelli.

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I have been offered some Pirelli P-Zero C tyres for my 944 Turbo 225 and 245 16" at a fairly reasonable price. Are there any others I should consider from other manufacturers? Regards.

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