jeffboston05tl

Anyone have experience or knowledge of Pirelli PZero Nero M & S Tires ? TL owners - who had up to 60k miles on them- gave rave reviews on TireRack. GoodYear Eagle F-1s are new, so there are not yet reports on winter performance, wear, or longevity
Thanks,
Jeff
Boston, MA

kyle-wdp

I have 'em
love 'em
recommend them highly

Had a set on my 04, just got a set on my 07

Bearcat94

Good ratings on Tire Rack as you mentioned. I think they were included in Tire Rack Testing too.

Here are those test results: http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests/...ay.jsp?ttid=87


And, FWIW, survey resulsts for the entire catagory: http://www.tirerack.com/tires/survey...speed_rating=Y

jupitersolo

I've had them on my car for a year, about 12k. No problems.

blkaspec

have had them for about 6-7 months and 17000+ miles, and they are great. havent had them in snow yet so we will see how they do.

BG74

I have about 2K on mine....great tires. Great in the rain, quiet, sticky in the dry...no wear at all that I can see.

t0talacuratl

iTrader: (3)

I had mine for 22k miles. I love them for the same reasons as previously posted. Best tires I've ever owned. I would buy them again.

richrath

Had 'em on my '04, got 38K but they were near gone at that point. Use the search and you will find lots & lots of threads from last 2-3 years on those tires. Also should find my review :-)

Great tires, decent price. An excellent choice, not that there aren't others. Good Luck!

jeffboston05tl

Thanks all for your responses. I've had them a week now... Looks like I'll be the first among us to test these in the snow, sleet and ice driving of Boston winters, will post a report on know how well they do.
Cheers
Jeff
Arlington, MA

hawa

I have a set of PZero Nero M&S, but they are gone before 20K.... I do check the tire pressure regularly. Can anyone tell me how your tires last that long?

Anansi

I'm at 22k and still have plenty of tread left.

I do notice that road noise seems to be increasing a bit, but that's what the stereo is for, right!.

TLAwesome

My co-worker just bought the Goodyear Eagle GTs. These are the latest UHP All-season tire available. He said they cornered great and they were phenomenal in the wet, which makes sense given the super-wide circumferential groove and wide diagnonal grooves:

blkaspec

let us know how long they last. they may be worth checking out the next time around, i just need to be able to get a decent amount of miles out of them.

Tripnbeats

i cant begin to tell u how much i love these tires... great in rain decent in snow and great on dry surface

stillhere153

iTrader: (1)

i sold a set of pzero nero's all season which I rocked for under 2k miles... definitely good ins ummer

richrath

Hawa, since the last few posts don't seem to go after your real question -- mileage depends not only on keeping pressure right, but how you drive and how often you rotate the tires. Rotating every the Zeros 5K or 6K, or at least each oil change (assuming 7500), will help a lot. Driving really crazy most of the time will also reduce your mileage. ON the TL, as has been talked about on this forum, if you regularly have weight in the back, like adult passengers or stuff in the trunk, it will reduce life and increase wear on the rear tires which otherwise will last longer than the front (driven) tires. So there are a lot of factors.

Currently I'm using General Exclaim UHP which I like every bit as much as the Zeros and they cost under $80 per tire. But I missed a couple of rotations which I had tried to do twice per oil change (roughly 3750 miles) and now they are uneven enough that I can't rotate them. So they will wear out by about 22K when I should have been able to get more than 25K. At least they didn't cost so much!