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Discussion in 'Maserati' started by [email protected], Dec 23, 2012.

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  1. DMeluzio@aol.com

    [email protected] Rookie

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    #1 [email protected], Dec 23, 2012
    Guys, my left rear is literally bald, the fronts are so so. I don't know whether to buy 1 or 2 replacement Pirelli P Zeros, or buy a complete of set something else cheaper. Anybody have any suggestions of something that they have used that is a good alternative?? Thanks, Don
     
  2. PT 328

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    #2 PT 328, Dec 23, 2012
    My folks are using the Continental Extreme DWS on their '07 and seem to like them.
     
  3. Cliff Torus

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    #3 Cliff Torus, Dec 23, 2012
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    Installed Continental after my '09 Exec GT munched the OEM's. Examined tread pattern varieties opting for Extreme Contact DWS, exceptional rain tire.

    Maserati recalled Quattroportes manufactured between July 3 and Sept. 30, 2008. Factory mismatch of tie-rods.
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  4. Maserati Blue

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    #4 Maserati Blue, Dec 24, 2012
    In other words, you are going to put your life at risk, and lifes of your passengers, because you don't want to spend some extra money on something that is the base of all traction and safety in a car?

    That doesn't sound reasonable to me.

    I believe that you should replace all 4 tires with PZero (Rosso?) tires, as suggested by Maserati, or something equivalent from another brand.
     
  5. VeloceOne

    VeloceOne Karting

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    #5 VeloceOne, Dec 24, 2012
    My sentiments exactly, I have thrown away better tires on mundane vehicles than many people drive on, simply for safety reasons. Regards, Ian
     

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