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Vigilante375 · 03-17-2021, 04:42 PM

I have Pirelli P Zero's on my car, on my 2nd set actually, and they do well. From a 30, the car goes. From a stop, it has wheel spin unless I've been driving for a while and it's warm out then it'll go.

The stock tires are ONLY good when they're warmed up. Even then, you'll only get maybe 7k miles out of the tire just driving around. Though they are only good in temps above 65 and not raining.

Are you just wanting a tire for daily driving, racing or autocross/ road course? But yes, the cold temps will make any extreme summer tires loose grip. Cold as in under 65 or 60.

And you will need to learn to control the throttle and get some seat time in this high horsepower, RWD car.

03-17-2021, 04:42 PM	#5
Vigilante375 Drives: 2018 Camaro ZL1 Join Date: Aug 2018 Location: Georgia Posts: 1,419	I have Pirelli P Zero's on my car, on my 2nd set actually, and they do well. From a 30, the car goes. From a stop, it has wheel spin unless I've been driving for a while and it's warm out then it'll go. The stock tires are ONLY good when they're warmed up. Even then, you'll only get maybe 7k miles out of the tire just driving around. Though they are only good in temps above 65 and not raining. Are you just wanting a tire for daily driving, racing or autocross/ road course? But yes, the cold temps will make any extreme summer tires loose grip. Cold as in under 65 or 60. And you will need to learn to control the throttle and get some seat time in this high horsepower, RWD car.