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YOUR RESEARCHP Zero Rosso or Asimetrico???
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After reading this thread decided to check my local tyre company, quoted £114 each fitted for PZero Rosso's 225/40 R18's
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Company based in Suffolk, will be getting tyres fitted today will let u know how it all goes.
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I run Rosso's on my GT2 :thumb: ......never had much to moan about with them except that when the rears get really hot the car starts to move about a bit but it's progressive and actually easy/fun to control unlike some other tyres which are probably better up to a point but can let go in a more dramatic fashion.
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After reading this thread decided to check my local tyre company, quoted £114 each fitted for PZero Rosso's 225/40 R18's
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I was rather suprised that the PHers recommended the Pirellis, but I don't have a 996 so I didn't want to butt in.
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I run Rosso's on my GT2 :thumb: ......never had much to moan about with them except that when the rears get really hot the car starts to move about a bit but it's progressive and actually easy/fun to control unlike some other tyres which are probably better up to a point but can let go in a more dramatic fashion.
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After fitting two new P Zeros (Asimetrico) on the back of my 996, I took it in for an MOT this morning, only failing on a front tyre....didn't see that one coming!!!! I've just been on the Kwik-Fit website to order another Asimetrico and book it in only to find that they only do P Zero Rossos on that tyre size (225/40/18) at £117. The previous owner must have changed the tyres individually hence there being one significantly worn more than the other. Would there be a problem putting Rossos on the front and having Asimetricos on the back, from a budget point of view.....HELP!!!
I was rather suprised that the PHers recommended the Pirellis, but I don't have a 996 so I didn't want to butt in.
I know this isn't what you want to hear, but I'd buy two Conti or Michelin fronts, and wear out the rears as fast as possible.
I run Rosso's on my GT2 :thumb: ......never had much to moan about with them except that when the rears get really hot the car starts to move about a bit but it's progressive and actually easy/fun to control unlike some other tyres which are probably better up to a point but can let go in a more dramatic fashion.
Steering and front grip never causes any issues, wet, dry or hot.
IMO, Pirelli's are good and will in effect, "talk to/warn you" before suddenly shoving you off the road....unlike other tyres such as cups.
Porsche N-rate them so you can't go far wrong.
That's impressive, I researched prices on line a couple weeks ago and the cheapest I saw PZero Rossos N4 in 225/40 18 was £157 fitted at Event Tyres. Who did you use and how hard did you have to haggle!?
Hi, i had Michelin pilots on my 996 then end of september 09 changed to pirelli pz rosso, pretty good but the rear tyres wear out very quickly - in my case just under 3 months - rear size 295/30/18. Porsche Reading quoted £574 got them from Protyres (slough) N5 for £460 for 2 rear.
I think although a little more dosh - the michelin PS last a lot longer with same use.
No haggle, just a quick phone call £97 for fitting, balance and disposal of old tyres +vat which brings it up to £114. Company based in Suffolk, will be getting tyres fitted today will let u know how it all goes.
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