I don't understand why the rating is so low for this tyres. I have been driving very aggressive and they hold the road very well. Since I have so much power at the rear wheels. They actually grips very well. Noise is not a issue as with this super low profile tyres. And they are much quieter and more comfortable than my Golf Gti Mk6 with 225x40x18 tyres

Can tell the difference in grip put them on my focus st500 well chuftedb

These tyres delaminated after only 38,000 miles on my BMW 750li. Never had a tyre delaminate on me in 40 years of driving. Unless you need the performance for the track, the tread wear is ultra fast - don't see mine making 45,000 miles even if they hadn't delaminated - and having a tyre rated for high speed simply fall apart on you...is just a betrayal. That's what I thought I paid all that extra money for. Won't buy Pirelli's ever again.

Pirelli P-Zero Nero GT - Absolutely Fantastic. Dry grip is second to none, had P-Zero's before hand last a long time - really like the design here on my Audi, Nero GT's look stunning - very impressed so far for a Premium Brand Tyre.

I hope they last at least 30, 000 miles.

These were bought for an attractive price (was 65% to Michelin and Conti)Dry grip is fantastic, I have to admit that the tyre coped extremely well in certain push to the limit situations. However, my biggest concern was the vibration at highway speeds, 120+kmph. Someone else too reported vibrations and countless efforts of rebalancing which resulted in no success. I was so concerned changing various parts in the car due to the severity of the vibration. This tyre simply does not like wet conditions. In fact, it was so dangerous that even low speeds were a hazard. The wear rate is better than previous version of this tyre, but it honestly does no good since below 6mm the tyre behaves poor. I still have some thread left but I too will get rid of them asap. There are far better options. Personally, Pirelli is not what it used to be.

Had Neros on before so thought 'improved' Neros sould be the only sensible option but boy was I wrong. The tyres are good in the dry although I noticed that they let go a touch earlier than the old ones and with no squeal warning either. I also have vibration issues at cruising speed. My big issue with these tyres though is in the wet where they tend the give up grip and glide alarmingly early when entering slower sharp corners, they do fair better under load in faster flowing bends. I'm in Scotland and it rains a lot here so I'm gutted now my summer is starting to fade, In fact I don't think they'll make it into winter. Just not the right type of tyre for me anymore.

I have them on my car over a year and 4 months now.I have done 10000km and I am quite pleased with them.previously I had p zero Nero by factory. Comparing them during the same lifetime period I have to say that gt are less noisy and more comfortable without feeling that I had lost anything as concern the grip of the car.My experience on wet road is not adequate because Greece is so sunny!!!the wear of the tyre is acceptable. Overall rating 7.5/10

Bought a set of four to replace Bridgestone Potenza RE050As that came stock on my 2012 Golf GTI. Horrible tires overall. Good grip in dry but felt completely knobbly on even smooth roads. Rubbish ride and tendency to vibrate at speed and under rolling acceleration, even with high speed rating. Tried rebalancing them twice but no luck. Planning to replace them with Michelin Pilot Sport PS2s soon, even though they've still got plenty of tread. Yes, they're that bad.