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Pirelli P-Zero Question
I have found a set of Turbo-Twist wheels for my car and they come with Pirelli P-Zero Assimetrico's. Just wondering what experience anyone has had with these tires. These will be my street rims and tires, so they won't see any track time.
Also, I want to either sell or trade the wheels and tires I have on my 911 now. Where is the best place for me to search for the value of the wheels? Thanks for the help!
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05-11-2002, 06:36 AM
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I found assimetricos are great when new, but as the rears wear down they can make the car feel very unbalanced viz sticky rears in the dry but they become a bit slippery in the wet while the front stays consistent. This is true of all tyres I've tried with 911s but much more noticable with the assimetricos.
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