Pirelli PZero Nero

I had these fitted on my Renaultsport Clio 172 Cup, which has about 180bhp.
I'm very impressed with these tyres and would recommend them to anyone.
Just replaced the fronts after 12,000 miles as they were down to around 2.5mm tread(and I have done 2 track sessions in that time), the rears still have 4/5mm tread left, so the wear is good.

My car doesn't come with ABS as standard, and in the year I've owned my car the tyres don't let go when you have to brake hard as I have not locked up once.

The only downside is I found they don't give that much road feedback and if you are driving enthusiastically they do understeer a little bit, but nothing major.

Have Changed to Hankook Ventus S1 Evo's on the front as there as some very good reviews on here for them and they are £18 cheaper per tyre, so I thought I'd give them a go.

When I bought my car I had two of these on the front. I was pretty unimpressed for the price that they cost when it came to replace them.

Dry grip is acceptable but certainly nothing to write home about, they seem to warm up quite highly and are happy at a higher temperature than Toyo Proxes T1-Rs and performance does improve when they are heated correctly.

Wet performance is an absolute joke. The tyres are quite willing to aquaplane, they really aren't all that progressive and give little feedback and indication of how close to the limit they are.

The one saving grace I suppose is the wear rates of these tyres. They seem to have been on my car since the dawn of time. I drove about 15000 hard miles on them and got so frustrated with the lack of grip I put them on the back. But it's only now - 8000 miles later - that I've finally needed to change them.

It's no real use me commenting on how the comfort is as my car's setup with coilovers and is very stiff so...

All in all, there's no chance I'd be buying these again, especially when Proxes T1-Rs are cheaper and offer so much more grip and feel. Sure, they won't last as long as these will, but then again I'm not sure Stonehenge will.

Hard compound which is difficult to warm up so in short distances or slow speeds grip is not ultimate. However when warm grip is very well and the response is immediate. In the wet they are underperforming. I will change them in a few months either for the Goodyear Assymetric or Michelin Sport. The only reason to buy them again is because they are a good and trustworthy alternative. But I think there are better options in the market.

I have ran these tyres for around 8 thousand miles they are now ready for changing ive had them on for 7 months at £102 per tyre i definatly will be changing my choice of tyre next time around. i read the subaru wrx sti comment up top and i think he doesnt take his car out often. amazing tyre but useless if its your everyday car and you like to put your foot down a little. If you have a car you take out on nice days these are most definately the tyre to have!

I have had these tyres on for about 1K miles now. They have significantly better wet weather grip than the Pirelli Asymetrics I had on before. They turn in well but perhaps not quite as well as the asymetrics.

I have already noticed they like to be run at high pressure as they didn't feel right till I increase the pressure to the max rating for the car. (38 PSI normal is 32PSI)

They do seem to be a bit more noisy that the asymetrics but not that significant.

Car feels very stable and predicatable on these tyres the inspire confidence.

Can't really comment on life yet.

Andy

great tyres, good grip - but only lasted 7000 miles (less than a year) of average daily use (no racing or excessive driving speed/conditions). Cost not justified for how long they last.

excellent tyres for performance all wheel drive cars. These tyres were recommended by Prodrive to compliment their suspension and wheel package I have on my WRX STi and so far not only have they proved top notch in summer dry & wet, but kept on for past 2 winters with excellent grip in the snow/Ice, and all of this with 310BHP/475Nm Torque running through them.

Pirelli have always used a softer compound but by changing pressures for the different seasons has proved this summer tyre can be an all season choice without having to sacrifice performance by switching to much lower rated winter tyres.

after two years this summer i will then be replacing with another set, not sure how some people have had such poor performance & life from these with tyres and with them on non performance cars, must be just the way they drive

I am just replacing the front tires which have done 68000 km, the rear have at least another 10000km left on them. I have run them at 48 lbs as advised by Pirelli and it worked. Too many people run them at low pressure and they wear out in half the mileage. I would not buy another set though, as they are too noisy which is a shame. I drive a VW Passat Diesel 2006TDI

Unbelievable grip on wet, very good grip on the dry, very progressive and great braking. In the other hand Wear very fast and must be improved on aquaplaning.

Tested on both track and public roads and both wet and dry on track, in 2 cars with stock suspensions:

For 10.000km on Fiat Grande Punto 16v Starjet 95hp
For 20.000km on Fiat Grande Punto T-Jet 200hp