Luke how is the P Zero Nero M+S Ultra High Performance
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Luke and others help me out
I'm trying to decide between
Pirelli PZero Nero M&S
Michelin Pilot Sport A/S
Yokohama AVS dB S2
I noticed tire rack has the pzero ranked 1 in this chart.
http://tirerack.com/tires/surveyresults/uhpas.jsp
Any info would be greatly appricated I currently have
Toyo proxies fz4 would also like to know how the above are compared to my current tires
Thanks in advance
Pirelli PZero Nero M&S
Michelin Pilot Sport A/S
Yokohama AVS dB S2
I noticed tire rack has the pzero ranked 1 in this chart.
http://tirerack.com/tires/surveyresults/uhpas.jsp
Any info would be greatly appricated I currently have
Toyo proxies fz4 would also like to know how the above are compared to my current tires
Thanks in advance
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Luke how is the P Zero Nero M+S Ultra High Performance
Has any one tried the P Zero Nero M+S Ultra High Performance All-Season tire? How is it compared to the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S? Luke any comments?
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depends on the weather
it's interesting comparison between those when you look into the personality of each of them. It really comes down to what you are expecting from your tires ...
best ride quality = AVS DB Series II
best summer performance = P-Zero Nero M/S
most versatile = Pilot SPort A/S
my personal preference would lean towards the Pilot Sport A/S because they are great handling tires with good ride quality and bad weather traction. The Pirelli does perform better in the dry but, are very lack lustre in the cold weather. The Yokohama is some and quiet riding but, is really below the others in steering response and overall performance
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best ride quality = AVS DB Series II
best summer performance = P-Zero Nero M/S
most versatile = Pilot SPort A/S
my personal preference would lean towards the Pilot Sport A/S because they are great handling tires with good ride quality and bad weather traction. The Pirelli does perform better in the dry but, are very lack lustre in the cold weather. The Yokohama is some and quiet riding but, is really below the others in steering response and overall performance
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