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Originally Posted by E90SLAM
Quite an opposite for me, I had Pirelli PZero Nero M+S all season on my previous car, and it last like forever (giving up plenty of grip, but my previous one is not made for performance anyways).
However the Bridgestone was not bad until BMW dealership ran an aggressive camber on my rear and worn out the inside shoulder on my non-directional RE760.  |
I have stories from family and family friends going back to 70s of only getting 5-10K miles out of Pirelli tires.
I had PZeros and Sottozeros on my car at one point. Both gave me a lot of grip and a lot of fun (Im still pretty sure that those Sottozeros gripped better than the stock bridgestones) but I got about 7K out of each set vs 20 - 25K out of two different sets of PS2s with a similar driving style.