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Joined: May 2009
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Just Getting Started
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Are they any good? aero ss also has them. I had them on a Fiat coupé V5 Turbo and changed them for bridgestone's.  
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Learner Plates Off!
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I´ve had Pirellis on an Alfa Romeo and dumped them very quickly. Wet grip was next to nothing. Dangerous.
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Talk Morgan Guru
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I have run PZeros and found them to be excellent (if a little soft). I can't say I ever had a problem with grip in the wet; however, perhaps I wasn't pushing hard enough.  For all season tyres, I found the Toyo Proxes are hard to beat but I know some people find the sidewall a little too soft on them under hard cornering.
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Talk Morgan Expert
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Perelli P-Zero Rosso on the Aero Mk1 are not particularly good... At the last St Tropez event they went off very quickly. Will be swapping as soon as I can.
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I´ve had Pirellis on an Alfa Romeo and dumped them very quickly. Wet grip was next to nothing. Dangerous. I agree in the wet they were dangerously 
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