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MCarRacr07 · 4th March 2008, 04:59

I had both versions of P-Zero's the Rossos and Nero....the Rosso's were lousy....noisy...poor wear for the amount of grip they gave...and not confidence inspiring in the wet.
The Nero's were much better than the Rosso's in all aspects...BUT...both tires still fell short when compared to the Goodyear F1 D3...too they dont come in my size anymore

......The Goodyears were not as good as the Michelin's dry...but were superior to them in wet.
Good Luck
S

4th March 2008, 04:59	#10 (permalink)
MCarRacr07 M5 Guru (>2000 posts) Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: New York Posts: 2,124 Thanks: 98 Thanked 71 Times in 38 Posts	I had both versions of P-Zero's the Rossos and Nero....the Rosso's were lousy....noisy...poor wear for the amount of grip they gave...and not confidence inspiring in the wet. The Nero's were much better than the Rosso's in all aspects...BUT...both tires still fell short when compared to the Goodyear F1 D3...too they dont come in my size anymore......The Goodyears were not as good as the Michelin's dry...but were superior to them in wet. Good Luck S __________________ MCarRacr 89 M3 (Track Car) SOLD 00 M5 (R.I.P) 00 540 Sport (Gone) 03 330xi (Gone) 06 330xi (Son's Car Now) 08 328xi(New Arrival) 95 M3 (Track Car) 08 M3 (lil Beast)