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What criteria did Quattro GMBH apply to the fitting of tyres. Pirellis on some contis on others all within a couple of weeks of one another.
I don't find my conti's particularly loud and the wet grip seems pretty good. Not that I've managed to find a long enough set of twisties to really get them working hard enough to tell. Sunday drivers
I don't find my conti's particularly loud and the wet grip seems pretty good. Not that I've managed to find a long enough set of twisties to really get them working hard enough to tell. Sunday drivers
Unfortunately, for any business, its what was available/cheapest at the time from their Preferred Supplier Agreements. Luck of the draw on new cars in many respects on OEM parts.What criteria did Quattro GMBH apply to the fitting of tyres.
Present:...
Lotus Evora GT410 Sport, Caterham 420R, CCM Spitfire, VW T2 Bay Window 1976
Past:
DB11 AMR, 992, 991.2, Yamaha MT01, 640d Gran Coupe, 635d Coupe, RS6 C5, Audi TT 225 Coupe, Astra with wind up windows, Citroen ZX, Rover 213, yes behold, a Rover 213... Renault 5
Lotus Evora GT410 Sport, Caterham 420R, CCM Spitfire, VW T2 Bay Window 1976
Past:
DB11 AMR, 992, 991.2, Yamaha MT01, 640d Gran Coupe, 635d Coupe, RS6 C5, Audi TT 225 Coupe, Astra with wind up windows, Citroen ZX, Rover 213, yes behold, a Rover 213... Renault 5
I have had the Contis & PZeros. Reading some tyre tests which I think my experience would bear out I would say that in terms of ultimate grip the Contis have it but the PZeros feel better for the driver. My Contis were going to last no more than 12000. When I change again I will probably try Michelin.
Re: RE: Re: RE: Tyres
Jon is that 30K = 3 sets?.jonp wrote:On third set of P Zeros. About £161, very happy with them.
31,000 miles total
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My PZeros only lasted 9000 miles, I've switched to PS2's.binder wrote:I have had the Contis & PZeros. Reading some tyre tests which I think my experience would bear out I would say that in terms of ultimate grip the Contis have it but the PZeros feel better for the driver. My Contis were going to last no more than 12000. When I change again I will probably try Michelin.
There's slightly less feel but not a lot, and the road noise is much reduced.
From what I've read here and elsewhere the PZeros have the shortest life, the PS2's are the current favourite, the Contis don't have many fans and the Goodyear F1's are only just becoming available in extra load Assymetric size for the RS4 so no real feedback yet.
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