Pirelli P Zero Nero or GDS2 / GDS3...

[Gumby]

To cut a long story short I need some new tyres and can get a set of either of these pretty cheap. Has anyone had any experience with any of them? Which ones would you recommend?

Will probably have 4 PE2's for sale after, 2x3mm and 2x4-5mm - any ideas how much someone would pay for them?

 

[Daz Clio Cup]

personally i've never tried the Nero's but they have got to be better than GSD's

Toyo all the way for me.

 

[john lloyd]

i have used p zero nero before and found them spot on, they are std equipment on the 207 gt and gti quite a soft tyre for the price.

no complaints from me although had they had a pe2 in stock i would have prog got one of them to match the other 3.

 

[16v_jon]

p-zeros are good and better than gds3/3 but pe2's are miles better and wear twice as long.

 

[Sir_Dave]

I have P-Zeros; ok in the dry, but rubbish in the wet and wear quickly.

 

[Gumby]

Aah cheers guys. Went for the Pzero's in the end, so should get them on by friday. I have PE2's on at the moment - I mean they're good tyres and all, but I couldn't find any replacements in 195/45/16

 

[john lloyd]

i have done 12k on my front p zero and just measured it and has 5mm left.

 

[sgtbash999]

what are the Toyo Parada's like - any ideas??

 

[Gumby]

Yokohama make parada

 

[sgtbash999]

Yokohama make parada

aye that's what i meant - i was looking at Toyo Proxes at the time i wrote that! lol

 

[john lloyd]

i heard some reviews that dry grip was very good, wet grip as you expect is a compromise and was not the best.

some people found they could actually rip sections of tread off after track or very spirited driving.

look sexy though