Pirelli Pzero's
Michelin PS4's
Bridgestone RE003's
What's your opinion /o/?
>car is a 2007 V8 Thunder Ute in Melbourne
We can hit 40° (110°f) and we can have heavy rain
>>16702315
>lelbourne and lel weather
Pirelli is shit compared to equally priced Michelin's or Bridgestone... I have had a really good experience with Bridgestone, Michelin has been a bit out of my price range. However, I know for a fact PZeros are pure asshole.
We'll still stuck with >all seasons for the time being but I'm liking the Pilot Sport AS/3's on my 2007 V8 thunder sedan.
>Pirelli's
fuck no.
I'd go with Michelin out of those. Tough call though, I had some Potenza's that handled well in the rain. Then I switched to some cheaper michelin pilot sports...and life was interesting when I hit patches of water sometimes going 80 on the highway.
Can you get Conti down there? I would get Continental Extreme Contact DWs, they are the best all around tire that still has good performance especially for a heavier car IMO. Been seeing lots of sidewall bubbles in Pilot Sports and Super Sports lately.
>>16702315
conti sport contacts ( whatever number is the newest)
they will have the best all round performance without costing as much as the tyres you listed. pretty sure i haven't heard any good things about any of those tyres in the wet either.
Also
>lelbourne
why live in such a crap city for enthusiasts?
I have a set of Goodyear Eagle Sport all seasons for the summer that came with the car I bought. Should I switch them out with dedicated summer tires or just use them until they're worn?
>>16703363
Honestly the Pzeros are still in there because the name and reputation is cool haha, more a wildcard im between the RE003's and the PS4's, also now contis apparently
>>16703540
I think I had those once if I recall correctly. They were not utterly terrible Id keep em. Whatever cheapo specials I got on now squeal around every turn.