Tyres

[Dopugal Cawley]

Hi

i bet there have been a million discussions about tyres on here.

I have got some good news for you guys i hope, in that Pirelli have made a frresh batch of the 225/45R16 P700-Z that i beleive your cars fitted '92 - '96. i have heard say that it was the P-Zero. However if you look on theis web page there is a period fitment guid that sates both.

https://www.longstonetyres.co.uk/cla...-cosworth.html

What i really like is to have facts like this correct, even better i like to have them backed up by pictorial evidence which is great so if anyone has any period pictures or data that proves either way could they post it here, and i will will use it to improve that web page and get it as accurate as possible.

Also if you have pictures of pages of owners manuals or door stickers or what ever they did about tyre pressure i would love to see that too please.

These P700-Z tyres were also OE on the E30 BMW M3 and the Z1 as well. Currently though if you are still on 16" wheels these P700-Z will be the best tyre for your car., and it is nice to buy a tyre like that wioth a nice fresh date code.

[fordrs2005]

It was Pirelli p zeros that were on them not p700,s

[biz]

Definitely P Zero. My car stil runs on the (healthy, uncracked!) original tyres.

[fordrs2005]

As said before would be very embarrassing if yous have remade the wrong tyres as your website is also misleading telling people the wrong tyres

[Darrenaf]

I really hate PZero Tyres, always found them to be too hard, noisy and not that grippy TBH. Had them on my 911 when i bought it, but i always change to Michelin supersport variants. I have Cup2's on the Cossy, And although ive not really pushed on them, they give a great feel and are nice and grippy when the car comes out in the summer.