tyres again

Thread starter RichardLW
Start date Feb 17, 2007

RichardLW

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Feb 17, 2007

OK - boring but it has to be done. Rear tyres - 285/30/18 P-Zero Rossos - fitted in August. Now done just under 5000 miles and ready for the bin. Surely this cannot be normal? More wear in the centre on the tyre but only by about 1mm so the lower pressures have helped but 5000 miles FFS - this is stupid. Yes, the geometry is right, yes they did the kinematic stuff (Camtune), yes I might have done one trackday at Brands but come on - this is silly.

What tyres last a long time please as I am not putting on more Pirellis - it has had two sets of rears in under a year - the fronts are still absolutely fine.

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