Bollinger

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/502/pzerowear.jpg"></center><p>They come set at 36psi. You set them to 38 and had problems. That's doesn't reflect on the tires as far as I am concerned, it reflects on you.

I like them a lot. They are quiet on everything but concrete and have a good ride. Very good turn in, plenty enough for me.

They seem to be wearing very well for me, 5K so far. Wait, I sense another pic coming.

This is about 5K. You can see they have little wear, they are probably less than 1/4 through their life.

I am fairly easy on my tires. I don't track them, just highway onramps at high rates of speed.

Note: It is very difficult to turn the front wheels on my 4000lb car with 235 width ultra-perf meats with the engine off! I thought I would break the steering column.

As to the Dunlop SP9000s, if you are looking for performance, the P Zeros are supposed to be far better, check the Tirerack ratings. If you aren't looking for all performance, I'd recommend the Dunlop SP5000s or Yoko AVS dBs.

DougG_2.7T

If I can get 20-25K out of a set of these under driving conditions similar to yours (mostly highway ramps and an occassional spirited drive through the mountains of Maine/NH/Vermont) then I should be fine. I want a streetable tire that won't dissapoint me when I want to push it a little to have some fun. Most of the B-stones and Michelins seem much stiffer and cost more. Let's face it, I could save maybe what, $20-$30, to go with a slightly less aggressive tire? But they would probably only last me 3-5K miles more (if that) and I'd be wishing the whole time that I'd just spent the extra dough for the better tires...

Well, I guess the bright side here is that no matter what, eventually whichever tire I choose will be worn out and I then I get to choose again if I'm not happy.

DougG_2.7T

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/6398/new_pzero_rosso_slanted_lettering.jpg"></center><p>Here's two examples of the new "slanted" lettering style for the latest PZero Rossos. Sorry for the small size/resolution which makes it hard to see, but I think you'll get the idea. Personally, I think it's an improvement over the current lettering which is starting to look dated IMO. I like this new "racy" look so I decided to order mine with this lettering.