Evo tyre test 2022

rjb79

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Not sure if this has already been posted but interesting read and using an S3 for a change.
I’m always dubious how unbiased these tests are though.
 

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Test winner but not among public reviews .


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I've had P Zero on a couple of cars (OE fit) and without fail I hated them. MPS4S or whatever today's current version is would be my choice.
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2nd that.
Upgraded to MPS4’s on my S3 and RS3.
 

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I’ve always swapped out oe tires to latest Michelins on delivery of all my new cars

But last 2 cars I’ve actually preferred the oe over ps4s

My wife’s 21 s5 sportback came with Conti 5’s and they have that foam insulation which really does work, especially here in Australia where we have very coarse chip highways - I actually had ps4s ready to fit before car arrived and ended up selling them

On my f pace svr it has the latest pz4’s and I found absolutely zero issues with them apart from the rounded off sidewall whereas the Michelin have a nicer looking square sidewall

My f type r landed with the older pzero and they were crap, squealed in corners under load and didn’t have acceptable wet grip so the move to mpss then ps4s was a big improvement

My rs3 had the oe pzero with foam on fronts only, and switching to ps4s you could notice the road noise straight away, but I use that car for sportier driving so the extra grip is worth it - plus I went square 245
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