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Originally Posted by Superjackson
In my experience, P zero handles heat much better than the ps4s on a track. The PS4S starts to burn tread really badly and unevenly with even pieces starting to fall off after 4-5 minutes of driving hard. The p zero is able to be abused much worse with less damage. That's just my experience with heavy cars and street tires on track, but pilot sports have always been more suitable for comfort and shorter moments of aggressive driving than full on track abuse.
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Interesting. That's really good to know. I guess if my car comes with P Zero's then I'll just keep them until it's time to get new tires.
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