Poxy Pirelli

I bought two rear 265/30/19 Pirelli P-Zero that cost me £270 each!

I had them not even one year when rear blew out one month ago and another rear blew up 4 days ago I will never again buy this model tyre and i wish you to be all aware to not make same mistakes! I would expect more for the price paid for them to be honest

Falken 452s should do you well, and half that price too.

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Tyres don't just blow out, do you know what the cause of the blow out was?

Possibly run on low air pressure? causing side wall damage hence blow out.

I replace them with Nagasakinogrips, £98 fitted.They do the job because i don't drive fast.

I replace them with Nagasakinogrips, £98 fitted.They do the job because i don't drive fast.

Who? They sound dangerous to me. Be careful out there!

Tyres don't just blow out, do you know what the cause of the blow out was?

Possibly run on low air pressure? causing side wall damage hence blow out.

Bugger

Who? They sound dangerous to me. Be careful out there!

Blackie has had them on his Supra for years now, Never a problem even on fast drives

I have 305/30/19 P-Zeros on the rear of my Supe and they seem to handle anything;)

Sounds like low pressure then. Whoops.

And just like that, some for sale

http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=213902

under inflated would be my guess . i love p-zeros

I have P-Zero's up front and Pilot Sports on the rear, never had any issues, quite good I'd say.

I'd also have your geo checked out as it is a possibility that you had worn down the inner edge of they tyre. P-Zero's are extremely soft compound (lets put it this way I destroyed a set of rear ones in just one 25 minute track session)

I'd also have your geo checked out as it is a possibility that you had worn down the inner edge of they tyre. P-Zero's are extremely soft compound (lets put it this way I destroyed a set of rear ones in just one 25 minute track session)

Cheers for that.

Yeah i think i will be need geo set up. I had a tracking done on front tyres because new tyres was going bold in 3-4 months of driving.

As already said you really need to keep a check on tyre pressures, even more so on low profile tyres as its not obvious that they have lost any pressure due to the very small sidewall

As already said you really need to keep a check on tyre pressures, even more so on low profile tyres as its not obvious that they have lost any pressure due to the very small sidewall

I have been using a 20p machine down the garage for doing tyre preassure and air. Is it possible its giving a wrong reading?

What pressures were you running at? and how often do you check?

I have been using a 20p machine down the garage for doing tyre preassure and air. Is it possible its giving a wrong reading?

It is possible its wrong but most ive used have been within a couple of psi, ive used them and the normal garage tyre inflators but check afterwards with a snap on tyre gauge so i know for sure.

We both have silly large expensive tyres so well worth investing in a decent gauge to check them with.