I've been looking at reviews on UHP tyres, the Michelin PS4's and alike and noticed the current Pirelli P-Zero with a 'PZ4' designation seems to be getting some really good reviews.  However, can I *******s find a P-Zero with PZ4 specified in the name.  I can see Corsa's, Nero's, Rosso's, Nero GT, etc but no PZ4.  So is the 'PZ4' just a reference to the 4th generation of the 'standard' P-Zero? 

I found this site selling them: https://www.protyre.co.uk/tyres/car-tyres/pirelli/p-zero-pz4 but only 305 width... and an eye watering 298 each... so they better be good.

 

I imagine other sizes must be available.

 

I quite liked my old p zero neros, a nice balance and not quite as bonkers as the corsa's which on a 280superb would be grippy

1 minute ago, ColinD said:

I found this site selling them: https://www.protyre.co.uk/tyres/car-tyres/pirelli/p-zero-pz4 but only 305 width... and an eye watering 298 each... so they better be good.

 

I imagine other sizes must be available.

 

I quite liked my old p zero neros, a nice balance and not quite as bonkers as the corsa's which on a 280superb would be grippy

Not a fan of P Zero Corsa that I had on my Octavia but been impressed with the factory Bridgestone UHP S001 that came as standard on my Superb 272 and after 8,000 miles they are wearing well, not too noisy and averaged just under 38mpg over 3,000 miles so far.

Thanks!  I gave up with the P-Zero naming conventions.   I was looking at what's about to see if anything else has eclipsed the Michelin PS4, since there's been some major model revisions in the last few months.  General consensus is the the Mich PS4's are still the ones to go for, so I've got another 4 on the way. 

The Rosso’s and Corsa’s are the higher quality varients

 

the nero’s are the budget of the pzero range but they are still an acceptable tyre