ateles

I hope it is not a repost .... UFH , I did a SEARCH and could not find anything ....

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2007 E60 M5 Black Sapphire Metalic / Black Merino/Alum trim .

All options except adaptive seats and full leather ,
MOD`s :
- Ipod Adapter
- 1" scratch that some SOB, who is going to
burn in hell , keyed in the A column

Its not the size of the dog in the fight - Its the size of the fight in the dog

Rab Dog

I had Pzeros lasted 4k miles and as for traction never could lauch my car just spun the tires. Put on the PS2's night and day difference I could finally use the lauch control and actually get accross the intersection with out getting sideways!! PS2'S all the way just my opinion!!

NB

Was that the new PZero. I think they brought out a new one last year sometime.

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E60 M5 in Sepia Metallic with Amarone/Amarone

unfoundhorsepower

Whoa there my NY friend.....i'm not on ya...P-Zero's belong on Porsha, (new spelling) don't they???

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"The SMG is for stick users who understand the difference"

..........................P.C.T....R.I.P. .....................

See you all at the:
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Mmmmm meet...in Massachusetts, July 2009 for sure.

TCM

P Zeros are usually a decent tyre that has more steel ribbing then others to hold up more on poor roads (yet I always seem to have Pirellis go flat more then other tyres). They will not last very well though, and overall there are better alternatives out there for the money -Michelin PS2, Goodyear Eagle F1, etc. Hope this helps.

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T.C.
'01 Silverstone M5
AutoSolutions:short shift kit (40% reduction)
Automotive Specialist:cold air intake, swaybar brackets
Dinan:front strut tower bar, rear swaybar
Kelleners: race exhaust, suspension, ecu software
Rogue Engineering:transmission mounts
SuperSprint:X-pipe

deknight

I have Pzeros on mine. I had PS2's last go around. So far the Pirellis seem pretty good. I have taken a few canyon runs and they stick really good. When they start to loose traction it is predictible and controllable. However, I have not pushed them to the ragged edge that much. All I can say is that I am not dissapointed at all. These were the only tires that came in 255/35/20 and 295/30/20's.

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deknight

2007 Nurburgring Blue M6 Full Black Int, carbon fiber, HUD, Ipod inter., charcoal filters out, BMC filters,
Comfort Access, Eisenmann Race exhaust, Evosport 3.91 2 clutch LSD, Vorsteiner Carbon Fiber hood,
HRE 545r 20" wheels, Evosport Pulley, Hartge springs, 20 mm HR frnt spacrs
Dinan Front Roll control, Dinan rear sway, Dinan Camber 650i Camber plate, Evosport Headers.and Section 1 high flow cats,
RPI Ram Air, Evosport Stage 2 S/W, AC Schnitzer rear wing & front splitters, Hamann apron.
2007 Alpine White Z4 M Coupe, Supersprint Sport Exhaust & X-pipe, H&R Springs, Hamann Strut Tower Brace, APR GTC 200 Rear Wing & Front Canards.
2002 blue water M5- Gone but not forgotten!!
Dinan Exhaust, Dinan Flywheel, Dinan Stage 2 software
Supersprint x-pipe, AA CAI, short shift kit , Dinan Stage 3 Koni suspension.

Cosmos

PS2's or nothing.

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EGBOZ

I've got P Zero Nero's on my 540i. They seem to break loose and spin VERY easily like Rab Dog siad earlier. I haven't tracked the 540, but the Conti's on my M5 are definitely sticker.

I'm about to replace the Conti's and am considering the new model Conti's or PS2's.

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Eric
2006 E60 M5
Silver Gray / Silverstone / Olive Ash
All Options (Except Perf. Leather & Heated Rear Seats)

1997 540i Sport
Titanium Silver / Gray

essex boy

I had p zero's on my c32 amg, they certainly more had traction than the goodyears, i could hardly hold the thing down before i put the p zero's on. My brother is a tyre dealer and he told me that some pirelli's are made in different countries using different compounds, this could be why there is a difference of opinion...........just at thought! I will ask him to clarify when I speak to him next!

MCarRacr07

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

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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)

_Zac

I run them on my Cobra mounted on 18" wheels. I find them to be very comfortable and sticky for a normal radial tire. (I normally run a drag radial on the Mustang due to it's generous power levels) All and all the PS2 is a better performing tire, but the flaw being that they only last a few thousand miles.

_Zac

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