Good morning.
Time for new tires for my F-type.
PZero All season plus or Yokohama Sport?

Looking forward to feedback

 

Don't cheapen on your tires or go with all-seasons. You have a proper sports car, get MP4S or MPSS to unchain the beast.

 

Michelin are on my list as well. Being in central Ontario, I feel the all season's are a better fit due to the temperature fluctuations from.spring to fall.

 

I use MP4S but F-type isn't my only car and I also store it away for the winter. MP4S get less traction below 10C, but it isn't an issue unless you push it. I just take it easy on a cold Spring or Fall morning. This is why there is a rain/snow button next to the shifter.

If you drive your F-type in the winter, all-seasons won't cut it. You need a set of snow tires.

 

Car is parked for the winter.
Thanks for the input

Cheers

 

Michelin Pilot Sport. They last twice as long as the PZero's. Better grip in dry or wet and less road noise. The only down side is they don't look quite as sharp as the PZero's

 

I also have 8400 miles on current OEM Pirelli Pzeros. Still have some tread, but It totally sucks now, sliding all over the road.
Thought my R's V8 AWD driving 4 wheels should corner & handle better than all my previous rear wheel drive only Vettes, but previous Goodyears & Michellins corners & handles much better....

 

+1 Mpss4s.I have them big upgrade to Pirelli

 

I just got all-seasons. They are the Bridgestone Potenzas. So far, so good. The car feels more stable and they are much quieter than the Pirelli's, which I find to be super soft. Blew 2 in 10k miles.

 

I think no one here has tested the Yoko Advan Sport 105. I haven't done it on the R but I have on other cars and they are great.

 

I'm getting alignment wear on the front of my Pirellis. Will need replacements soon(9800 miles). Plan to go with Michelin, or Yokohamas. Here is S.W. Fla., all weather means summertime, summertime.