Why hello there 255/40/17 Pirelli P Zero Trofeo R...
#1
Why hello there 255/40/17 Pirelli P Zero Trofeo R...
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....TRN0&tab=Sizes
Pirelli seems to have made the Trofeo R available in a wide range of new sizes. Anyone given them a go yet on the S2000?
Pirelli seems to have made the Trofeo R available in a wide range of new sizes. Anyone given them a go yet on the S2000?
#5
I don't mind that. I'll probably get a set for my track wheels later probably in the summer
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#7
I've tried them....... on a Z28. They're hilariously grippy, obviously, but I'm not sure I could apply my experience to this discussion, purely because the Camaro has a 305 section tire front and rear. They were pretty decent in the rain, though, and I think they lasted my friend in the neighborhood of 7000 miles with constant rotating and monitoring tire pressures. I too was thinking about getting them, but I'm not sure they're worth the price over the usual street tire competitors. They look pretty cool, though! lol
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#8
I recently purchased a set for track sessions, pretty grippy, although I'm not sure they are quite, NT01 grip. Then again I'm new to the s2k, previously had a k20 EG hatch, so i'm working on a new set of normal now.
For the street, I can say, they are amazingly quite compared to normal R compounds and they held up very well on track, not a ton of wear in the 6 sessions over the weekend. I can see them lasting through a long amount of track only sessions or quite a few miles.
For the street, I can say, they are amazingly quite compared to normal R compounds and they held up very well on track, not a ton of wear in the 6 sessions over the weekend. I can see them lasting through a long amount of track only sessions or quite a few miles.
#10
I haven't tried them, but they are supposed to be pretty good, and they don't really have much price premium at all in the 255/40/17 size over 200TW tires.