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Maybe for the future, i've got 2x 255s (5mm and 6.9mm on them respecitvley).
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But PZero's must be designed specifically for line locking... as they're sure as shit not designed to grip on any road surface I've used them on (any excuse to get MPSS/MPS4S is a good one... just roll with it... no pun intended)
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Hi Stark ,
I think I can help you here.
I got my brand new GT at the end of September and replaced the factory P zeros with Michelin PA4s after only 200 miles.
I plan on fitting Michelins again in the summer so would be happy to let the Pirellis go for not a lot. Either just the rears or the full set.
To everyone else , Hi all .... didn't mean for my first post to be in the classifieds , but I'm still just trying to get up to speed with all the S550 stuff I need to know , fortunately I seem to be in just the right place for that.
I think I can help you here.
I got my brand new GT at the end of September and replaced the factory P zeros with Michelin PA4s after only 200 miles.
I plan on fitting Michelins again in the summer so would be happy to let the Pirellis go for not a lot. Either just the rears or the full set.
To everyone else , Hi all .... didn't mean for my first post to be in the classifieds , but I'm still just trying to get up to speed with all the S550 stuff I need to know , fortunately I seem to be in just the right place for that.
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255 on the rear will look like a Ford pop from the 50’s:lol::lol:Maybe for the future, i've got 2x 255s (5mm and 6.9mm on them respecitvley).
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Ecoboost runs them on the rears (Mind you, 255 is still a pretty chunky tyre). Those ford pops run digestive style wheels lol.
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Won't be needing the fronts replacing but cheers mateMaybe for the future, i've got 2x 255s (5mm and 6.9mm on them respecitvley).
I am used to how these tyres react in all weather except snow, so I am happy to run another pair.But PZero's must be designed specifically for line locking... as they're sure as shit not designed to grip on any road surface I've used them on (any excuse to get MPSS/MPS4S is a good one... just roll with it... no pun intended)
Replied to your PM mate.
