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How many miles on the Pirelli P Zero’s?

DT-GT

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I got rid of the original P Zeros on my 22 Ecoboost at around 24k miles. Really disliked them, especially handling and noise. Went with MICHELIN PILOT SPORT ALL SEASON 4. What a great improvement and still great after 24k on them. My 25 GT Premium has the Continental, and they seem to be a very good all-season tire!
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I got rid of the original P Zeros on my 22 Ecoboost at around 24k miles. Really disliked them, especially handling and noise. Went with MICHELIN PILOT SPORT ALL SEASON 4. What a great improvement and still great after 24k on them. My 25 GT Premium has the Continental, and they seem to be a very good all-season tire!
There is a new version of the P Zero (PZ4) that is significantly better than its predecessor. It comes on the PP cars. I was worried about road noise when I put on my PP wheels, but they are very quiet.
 

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Try the Conti Extreem Contact Sport 2s if you need a summer tire. They're excellent. Very comparable to the Michelin PS4s.
TireRack did a comparison, which is why I went with them instead of the PS 4S

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I wonder about these Chinese tire options. Are they still that bad for daily driving?
The price difference is high.

I personally love the P Zeros because of their performance on track. They are getting very soft and sticky under fire, but don't loose that much material.

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There is a new version of the P Zero (PZ4) that is significantly better than its predecessor. It comes on the PP cars. I was worried about road noise when I put on my PP wheels, but they are very quiet.
PZ5 is out now in Europe, not sure about the US.

Significantly improved, especially reduced rolling resistance which was a PZ4 weakness compared to the PS4S and Continental Sport Contact 7
 

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PZ5 is out now in Europe, not sure about the US.

Significantly improved, especially reduced rolling resistance which was a PZ4 weakness compared to the PS4S and Continental Sport Contact 7
Only in limited sizes, and out of 4 tyre sizes i have across two cars (all of which can have pz4) the pz5 currently only fits one of them and neither of them are on the mustang
 

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The old P-zeros were crap. They were loud, didnt grip, and wore super fast. You'd be lucky to get 15k out them.

These new versions seem to be MUCH better. There quite and they grip. Hopefully they wear better.
Do you mean the PZ4 and new PZ5?
 
 








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