Pirelli Centurato P1 Runflat

[Monk]

Thanks Monk!

How many miles did you get out of the two previous Pirelli's?

TIA,
Steve

Around 5,000 ... But that was strickly running the twisties here in Arkansas. And I had to take them off because the edge was gone. The middle tread still had lots of miles left.

I don't believe it will be a high mileage tire like some get from the Michelin or Driveguard just to name a couple. But I think it will do okay under normal conditions and still do better than a motorcycle tire will under the same conditions. Plus, it handles GREAT!! which is really important when running curvy roads.

[ths61]

Around 5,000 ... But that was strickly running the twisties here in Arkansas. And I had to take them off because the edge was gone. The middle tread still had lots of miles left.

I don't believe it will be a high mileage tire like some get from the Michelin or Driveguard just to name a couple. But I think it will do okay under normal conditions and still do better than a motorcycle tire will under the same conditions. Plus, it handles GREAT!! which is really important when running curvy roads.

Monk,

Thanks for the update.

Have you tried the Yokohama AVID ENVigor ZPS with the symmetrical tread ?

TIA

https://tires.tirerack.com/search?p=...e%3aall&cnt=60

[Monk]

Monk,

Thanks for the update.

Have you tried the Yokohama AVID ENVigor ZPS with the symmetrical tread ?

TIA

https://tires.tirerack.com/search?p=...e%3aall&cnt=60

Yes I did ... I'm one of the few that didn't like that tire. I really can't get specific about what I didn't like? Something about they way it felt when riding the twisties?

I took that experience as a prime example of "to each their own". We are all different in how we ride and what we expect out of a tire. It is not a one shoe fits all concept. Find something you like that fits your riding style and ENJOY.