Pirellis in 225/50-17?
08-09-2002, 11:31 AM
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Pirellis in 225/50-17?
Is this any old tire and size combo? Or an old OE tire or something? Or just flat wrong? I couldn't find the size on Pirelli's site.
http://www.victoriatire.com/tires.ht...lli&NAME=P6000
http://www.victoriatire.com/tires.ht...lli&NAME=P6000
08-09-2002, 11:53 AM
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Well, I had the P7000 Supersports, which are supposed to be better. I did not like these tires at all. There was little tread life and cornering stunk. Every turn that I would take in it sharply they would squeel, but Micah95GLE's Proxes NEVER did. Also, they highl lacked wet traction. I would be all over the road when it rained. I mean, if you want to pay that high of a price for a tire, try the Toyo Proxes T1-S. They are better than the Pirelli's, Nitto's, and Kumho's in my opinion. Also, for good testimonials on the Proxes, ask Micah95GLE and Bags533. Good luck in your search for the "best" tire. Mine was a long and exhaustful one....
08-09-2002, 12:11 PM
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Originally posted by Ramius83
Well, I had the P7000 Supersports, which are supposed to be better. I did not like these tires at all. There was little tread life and cornering stunk. Every turn that I would take in it sharply they would squeel, but Micah95GLE's Proxes NEVER did. Also, they highl lacked wet traction. I would be all over the road when it rained. I mean, if you want to pay that high of a price for a tire, try the Toyo Proxes T1-S. They are better than the Pirelli's, Nitto's, and Kumho's in my opinion. Also, for good testimonials on the Proxes, ask Micah95GLE and Bags533. Good luck in your search for the "best" tire. Mine was a long and exhaustful one....
Well, I had the P7000 Supersports, which are supposed to be better. I did not like these tires at all. There was little tread life and cornering stunk. Every turn that I would take in it sharply they would squeel, but Micah95GLE's Proxes NEVER did. Also, they highl lacked wet traction. I would be all over the road when it rained. I mean, if you want to pay that high of a price for a tire, try the Toyo Proxes T1-S. They are better than the Pirelli's, Nitto's, and Kumho's in my opinion. Also, for good testimonials on the Proxes, ask Micah95GLE and Bags533. Good luck in your search for the "best" tire. Mine was a long and exhaustful one....
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08-09-2002, 03:16 PM
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Re: Pirellis in 225/50-17?
Originally posted by voltman
Is this any old tire and size combo? Or an old OE tire or something? Or just flat wrong? I couldn't find the size on Pirelli's site.
http://www.victoriatire.com/tires.ht...lli&NAME=P6000
Is this any old tire and size combo? Or an old OE tire or something? Or just flat wrong? I couldn't find the size on Pirelli's site.
http://www.victoriatire.com/tires.ht...lli&NAME=P6000
i have the pirelli p6000 in this size. got them a few months ago at firestone, nowhere to be found on the web but they seemed to have quite a few at firestone. they were about $180 each in the bay area. let me know if you want their phone number or any other info. good luck!
08-09-2002, 03:46 PM
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Re: Re: Pirellis in 225/50-17?
Originally posted by 2kSEgirl
i have the pirelli p6000 in this size. got them a few months ago at firestone, nowhere to be found on the web but they seemed to have quite a few at firestone. they were about $180 each in the bay area. let me know if you want their phone number or any other info. good luck!
i have the pirelli p6000 in this size. got them a few months ago at firestone, nowhere to be found on the web but they seemed to have quite a few at firestone. they were about $180 each in the bay area. let me know if you want their phone number or any other info. good luck!
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