Pirrelli P Zero Again or Hancock Ventus Noble 2?
12/18/14, 01:57 PM
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Pirrelli P Zero Again or Hancock Ventus Noble 2?
Hey folks any opinions on these two tires?
Our 2014 GT needs new tires and the price is about the same but the tire dealer I go to really seems to think the Nobles are a better deal because of the 50,000 warranty.
Any opinions? We are in FL, no snow to deal with.....
Thx
Tom
Our 2014 GT needs new tires and the price is about the same but the tire dealer I go to really seems to think the Nobles are a better deal because of the 50,000 warranty.
Any opinions? We are in FL, no snow to deal with.....
Thx
Tom
12/18/14, 03:05 PM
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Hey folks any opinions on these two tires?
Our 2014 GT needs new tires and the price is about the same but the tire dealer I go to really seems to think the Nobles are a better deal because of the 50,000 warranty.
Any opinions? We are in FL, no snow to deal with.....
Thx
Tom
Our 2014 GT needs new tires and the price is about the same but the tire dealer I go to really seems to think the Nobles are a better deal because of the 50,000 warranty.
Any opinions? We are in FL, no snow to deal with.....
Thx
Tom
12/18/14, 04:38 PM
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I had the P-Zeros on my 11 from the factory. they got noisy at about 10,000 mile and had to replace them at about 22,000 mile. I rotating them as required and my alignment was dead on. I would go with Hankooks, a friend has the ventus nobles and likes them, very quiet ride. These are gonna replace my Micheilin Sports on my 13.
12/18/14, 04:45 PM
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I wouldn't pay money for Pirelli tires. Hell, I wouldn't even use them if I got them for free. Next year I'm buying new summer tires, the stock Pirellis are just not very good.
12/18/14, 05:07 PM
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This, to be put on a sports car and when you get them hot they turn greasey and orange peel, that's no good.
12/18/14, 05:25 PM
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Hey folks any opinions on these two tires?
Our 2014 GT needs new tires and the price is about the same but the tire dealer I go to really seems to think the Nobles are a better deal because of the 50,000 warranty.
Any opinions? We are in FL, no snow to deal with.....
Thx
Tom
Our 2014 GT needs new tires and the price is about the same but the tire dealer I go to really seems to think the Nobles are a better deal because of the 50,000 warranty.
Any opinions? We are in FL, no snow to deal with.....
Thx
Tom
12/18/14, 06:05 PM
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12/18/14, 06:37 PM
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12/18/14, 07:15 PM
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I read some OK reviews of the Cooper, but also read this:
"I work for a national tire retailer in Canada. We sell Cooper tire and I can tell you that they are junk. We balance a set of four on a road force machine and the customer returns 3 days later with a shimmy and the rim/tires are out about 1oz per assembly. They are a nightmare. Michelin, BFG and even Goodyears are the way to go. Trust me. BTW. I recommend to stick with what the factory puts on your vehicle because they installed them for a reason."
So it's really hard to know when you aren't experienced in all of this...
"I work for a national tire retailer in Canada. We sell Cooper tire and I can tell you that they are junk. We balance a set of four on a road force machine and the customer returns 3 days later with a shimmy and the rim/tires are out about 1oz per assembly. They are a nightmare. Michelin, BFG and even Goodyears are the way to go. Trust me. BTW. I recommend to stick with what the factory puts on your vehicle because they installed them for a reason."
So it's really hard to know when you aren't experienced in all of this...
12/18/14, 07:29 PM
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I read some OK reviews of the Cooper, but also read this:
"I work for a national tire retailer in Canada. We sell Cooper tire and I can tell you that they are junk. We balance a set of four on a road force machine and the customer returns 3 days later with a shimmy and the rim/tires are out about 1oz per assembly. They are a nightmare. Michelin, BFG and even Goodyears are the way to go. Trust me. BTW. I recommend to stick with what the factory puts on your vehicle because they installed them for a reason."
So it's really hard to know when you aren't experienced in all of this...
"I work for a national tire retailer in Canada. We sell Cooper tire and I can tell you that they are junk. We balance a set of four on a road force machine and the customer returns 3 days later with a shimmy and the rim/tires are out about 1oz per assembly. They are a nightmare. Michelin, BFG and even Goodyears are the way to go. Trust me. BTW. I recommend to stick with what the factory puts on your vehicle because they installed them for a reason."
So it's really hard to know when you aren't experienced in all of this...