Pirelli P6000 Reviews - Page 5

Given 63% while driving a Fiat Marea Weekend JTD 105 (225/45 R17) on mostly country roads for 16,000 spirited miles
Having read a lot of the reviews on here, it seems that there is a great deal of variation in the experience of reviewers. Some find them to last for ages, some find them to die very quickly, some find they grip fine others are terrified by them. It would seem that either reading these reviews is not a very reliable way to get information or the tires themselves are very variable. I have no way of knowing which. I've had a pair of these on the front of my Fiat for about 16k miles - I believe they were original equipment and they suit the setup of the suspension. The ones I have were made in Turkey and I think are quite a soft compound. They haven't lasted terribly well, but grip quite well in the wet and dry and give way fairly progressively. I replaced a pair of Bridgestone B250s which I found to have far too little lateral stiffness and felt like I was on balloon tires.

I am happy with the performance of the P6000 and would buy them again.

Helpful 9 - tire reviewed on August 11, 2012
Given 23% while driving a Alfa Romeo 146Ti (195/55 R15 V) on a combination of roads for 12,000 average miles
Not a great tire. Dry grip is fair, although they do tend to screech easily if you take a corner at anything faster than a moderate speed. Wet grip is terrible, worse than newer budget tires. Wear is only average (Lasted 12000 miles on the front). These were an ok tire back in 1995 when they were launched, however tire technology has moved on. You can get much better, more modern tires now for less cash.
Helpful 9 - tire reviewed on April 22, 2012