Review: Pirelli P-Zero Corsa (System: Asimetrico) Tires
07-13-2006, 04:16 AM
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Review: Pirelli P-Zero Corsa (System: Asimetrico) Tires
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Like the majority of the FI crowd I'd been having problems about straight line traction with my car. I've tried various tires like P-Zero Rosso, Pilot Sport2 and SO3. None of these tires let me have traction @ 1-2-3rd gears. Now I've installed 305/30/19 Corsas to my car and I can say that, this was the best thing I've done for my car after the TT. I have complete traction in every gear except 1 ! Still if I heat them up decently, I can even have a wot launch off the line! Also I've realized that wheel hopping is greatly reduced. I strongly reccomend these tires to anyone that has traction problems with their cars. Also I've driven the car in rainy weather too and under normal driving conditions I've not realized anything that threatens the ride safety.
Like the majority of the FI crowd I'd been having problems about straight line traction with my car. I've tried various tires like P-Zero Rosso, Pilot Sport2 and SO3. None of these tires let me have traction @ 1-2-3rd gears. Now I've installed 305/30/19 Corsas to my car and I can say that, this was the best thing I've done for my car after the TT. I have complete traction in every gear except 1 ! Still if I heat them up decently, I can even have a wot launch off the line! Also I've realized that wheel hopping is greatly reduced. I strongly reccomend these tires to anyone that has traction problems with their cars. Also I've driven the car in rainy weather too and under normal driving conditions I've not realized anything that threatens the ride safety.
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