Tires Revisited

[cvhs18472]

I now have about 2K miles on the SPT's that I chose and there is no buyers remorse. My driving is not great , but I have been driving sports cars for about 40 years and these have not let me down. I was considering desnorkeling my engine because I could not hear it well, but not now because the road noise is much less. Wet traction is okay because who, in their right mind, goes 100 when it is raining ; and pushing corners they have yet to go way sideways. At half the price if the P Zero Rosso's they seem alright and unless their character changes as they age I am quite happy.

[joyride5]

I now have about 2K miles on the SPT's that I chose and there is no buyers remorse. My driving is not great , but I have been driving sports cars for about 40 years and these have not let me down. I was considering desnorkeling my engine because I could not hear it well, but not now because the road noise is much less. Wet traction is okay because who, in their right mind, goes 100 when it is raining ; and pushing corners they have yet to go way sideways. At half the price if the P Zero Rosso's they seem alright and unless their character changes as they age I am quite happy.

I am on my second set of SPT's on my M Coupe and it is the best tire I have used so far. With price factor involved, it's a no brainer.

[Pacific Blue 911]

Just out of curiousity, did your Pirellis get progressively louder the more they wore?

[cvhs18472]

Just out of curiousity, did your Pirellis get progressively louder the more they wore?

Yes for the Pirellis and yes for the Kumhos, but not as much. I already have over 5K on the Kumhos and they have gotten a little louder, but they are nowhere near as loud as the P-Zeros were