P38A Pirelli Scorpion Zero

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I have these on the front of my car and they seem to be pretty good. The rear are some other brand and need replaced, badly. Was going to get another 2 of these.

Anyone else had good experience with them or would you suggest something else?
 
I use michelin lattitude cross and on my second set got about 40 000 miles out of them and that was across Russia and Mongolia
 
Yes, I meant Pirelli, sorry :)

Where are folks going for their tyres these days? My usual place has quoted me £110 per tyre (and that's cost..!)

Also, getting conflicting results when searching. I have 255/55/18 at the moment, should this me 255/60/18? I have 255/55/18 all round at the moment..
 
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domino said:
Yes, I meant Pirelli, sorry :)

Where are folks going for their tyres these days? My usual place has quoted me £110 per tyre (and that's cost..!)

Also, getting conflicting results when searching. I have 255/55/18 at the moment, should this me 255/60/18? I have 255/55/18 all round at the moment..
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eBay. Still on the rims!
 
domino said:
I have these on the front of my car and they seem to be pretty good. The rear are some other brand and need replaced, badly. Was going to get another 2 of these.

Anyone else had good experience with them or would you suggest something else?
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I've used these on Freelander 2's and the current D4 and drive around 30,000 miles a year. They last well, grip well (wet, dry and proper mud), are very quiet, have a particularly good rating for fuel consumption (yet still have an M+S rating) and haven't given me any reason to complain.

There are cheap options out there (especially from China and Korea - brands already mentioned), but I'm happy to pay a bit more for this sort of quality.
 
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I've never, ever used second hand tyres. Just wouldn't do it. Always new for me.

As for second hand cars, invariably I'll have changed the tyres within a year of purchase unless I can see they're pretty new already.

Also, Wil. Move closer please. Thanks :p
Camskill seem the cheapest so far.
 
I've used black circles.com they are reasonable. Maxis and Yokohama are good options. Used to run scorpions but then I was told that only verdes would fit - and they were rubbish.
 
Tigger Eeyore & Roo said:
I've used these on Freelander 2's and the current D4 and drive around 30,000 miles a year. They last well, grip well (wet, dry and proper mud), are very quiet, have a particularly good rating for fuel consumption (yet still have an M+S rating) and haven't given me any reason to complain.

There are cheap options out there (especially from China and Korea - brands already mentioned), but I'm happy to pay a bit more for this sort of quality.
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Despite giving around 30,000 miles on the Freelanders, I may have hit on a problem. It looks like the Disco 4 might chew through a set in less than 20,000 miles. I've just taken a tread measurement and despite running them at the correct pressures, the centre has worn a little faster than the edges and if down to about 4.5mm, at only 11,500 miles :( I know it weights 2.5 tonnes and has over 250 bhp, but I was hoping for a little more than that.
 
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