2010 Track Pack/2011 Brembo 255/40/19
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2010 Track Pack/2011 Brembo 255/40/19
Has anyone priced these puppies?
Looking on tirerack and the lowest priced P-zero was over $300 a tire!!!
I know there are other brand tires that are less, and I figured the pirelli's would be pricey but wasn't expecting them to be that high.
Reason I checked was the track pack 2010 that I have been drooling over. For what 4 replacement P-zero's would cost I could almost buy 4 new 18" wheels and tires.
Fair warning to all...
Looking on tirerack and the lowest priced P-zero was over $300 a tire!!!
I know there are other brand tires that are less, and I figured the pirelli's would be pricey but wasn't expecting them to be that high.
Reason I checked was the track pack 2010 that I have been drooling over. For what 4 replacement P-zero's would cost I could almost buy 4 new 18" wheels and tires.
Fair warning to all...
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Yep. Their pricing has been mentioned in a couple threads now. I'd probably go with a different wheel/tire combo, or just go with a set of General Exclaim UHPs if they make a similar 19" size. I've had those tires before, and they were great for daily driving. Good dry grip, good wet grip and relatively cheap.
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I hear you. In my case, I am looking at a set of rims for the track, and since I expect to be needing rubber more often, going to 18" will come close to paying for itself, in addition to being lighter.
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While the Pirelli's are a good tire, I don't think they're good for the cost. I'd look at going with another tire once those are toast and get something a little more cost effective. Ventus V12 Evos, Dunlop Direzza Star Specs, or even some PS/2s might be an option for the price.
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