Review on Pirelli P Zero 235/50 R19 99W summer by Stanislaw Kisiel ᠌

2022 was the year I made the purchase for a Jaguar. Skated for three seasons, which is about par for the course for rubber. Here, everybody says that she gets all the screws, but I've been doing this for three years and I haven't had a single puncture and I haven't had a single hernia. In the spring, it is installed, and in the fall, it is removed. All. No issue. The first impressions are all favorable. The way the car drives is completely unaffected by it. Rain makes it more difficult to maintain precise control, but wet rubber is not the same thing as rain. I have no information regarding the wheel. When I drive my Jaguar, two of its wheels are on the track while the other two are not; and it always pulls: first it will drag one side into a rut, then the other. My vehicle is slightly broader than the typical track. And the same goes for the winter and the summer. I upgraded the tires to continental ones in 2022, and ever since then, the vehicle has been jerking and is more difficult to control than before. PZero is an excellent option to take into consideration if the cost is not a concern for you.