The Pirelli PZero Corsa System is a Extreme Performance Summer tire designed to be fitted to Passenger Cars.
The quick answer
Owners say66%from 11 owner reviews55% would buy againRead the reviews
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Built from every independent test result and vetted owner review we hold for this tire - the evidence is all further down the page. Data updated July 2020.
How comfortable and quiet are the Pirelli PZero Corsa System?
Owners rate the Pirelli PZero Corsa System 5.6 out of 10 for comfort and noise across 11 reviews.
How well do the Pirelli PZero Corsa System wear, according to owners?
Owners rate the Pirelli PZero Corsa System 4.8 out of 10 for wear across 11 reviews. 2 of those reviews come from owners past 10,000 miles, and the typical review covers 450 miles.
Would owners buy the Pirelli PZero Corsa System again?
55% of owners say they would buy the Pirelli PZero Corsa System again, based on the 11 owner reviews that answered the question. 45% of them gave it the highest possible answer.
What do owners say about the Pirelli PZero Corsa System's dry grip?
Of the 10 owner reviews analyzed for the Pirelli PZero Corsa System, 9 mention dry grip: 6 praise it (strong dry grip) and 3 criticise it (limited dry grip). One owner wrote: "Perfect set for dry roades. Extremely gripy". Read those reviews
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Across 11 owner ratings the Pirelli PZero Corsa System averages 66%. Owners rate Dry Grip highest at 8.1 out of 10 and Wear lowest at 4.8. 2 of those reviews come from owners past 10,000 miles. 45% of owners score it 70% or better.
Owner ratings averaged from 11 ratings
Owner score66%
Dry Grip81%
Road Feedback78%
Handling76%
Wet Grip57%
Comfort56%
Wear48%
Featured reviews
Most helpful 47%
“Possibly the worst tire I have ever tried. Dry grip even after extensive warm up is absolutely horrible. If you have a high hp muscle car, stay far away from this tire. You will be very disappointed! Acceleration...”
“I fitted these tires to my 9000 aero. I used them for my recent trackday at RAF Marham. Second lap the back end started to step out on the sweeping left hander. Car didn't feel as secure compared to when I was running...”
Possibly the worst tire I have ever tried. Dry grip even after extensive warm up is absolutely horrible. If you have a high hp muscle car, stay far away from this tire. You will be very disappointed! Acceleration traction is simply dreadful. Although rated as a semi-slick, any tire can compete with this. I went from a Michelin pilot super sport and it was light years better in dry grip. Again, worst tire ever tested and my advice is to simply stay away from it.
Perfect set for dry roades. Extremely gripy, impressive handling in dry. In wet the tire is a disaster. Close to zero for aquaplaning and I noticed that the average speed in wet drops for approx 35% compared to dry conditions. The wear is very poor but if we are honest you do not buy these kind of tires to complain about how long do they last don't we. Will certainly buy them again, the drifts are fantastic and easy to control with RWD.
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the pzero corsa system with asimmetrico2 is stock tire on my car. I am very happy on dry road with this tire but it is not so good on wet. I bought 2nd set at 7000 miles, because this tires are very soft and fast wear. I suggest this tire to use with super sport cars.
I live in Spain I have a Seat Ibza 1-9 2007 with Pirlli
195/55sr 15 85v with original alloy rims.
I am due for a new set of tires. I do not want again the old Pirlli brilliant on good surfaces/ very quiet. but--- these
low profile Pirllis, are so noisy. The noise on uneven surfacing (joins in Tarmac ect) is
like a sledge hammer hitting the underside of the car.
Hancook have been recomended. Are they quieter.or --Do I come away from low profile? How would the car handle? My previose Ibiza was so quiet on tire noise
I've only had experience with the Advan Sport V103 & now these.
Next ones are Marangoni Mythos.
Anyway Re: these tires.
I use these downunder in Australia in the state of NSW.
Setting is for Super Sprint track days with the HSV Club & other co-joined clubs.
I think it's nearly an awesome all-round tire. Nearly grips to the best of it's ability in the dry. Out performs other semi slicks in the wet for sure!
My car rarely slid sideways on the Skid Pan (water track test day).
Would definitely recommend to anyone & no have no hesitation to buy them again!! AAA+++
I've only had experience with the Advan Sport V103 & now these.
Next ones are Marangoni Mythos.
Anyway Re: these tires.
I use these downunder in Australia in the state of NSW.
Setting is for Super Sprint track days with the HSV Club & other co-joined clubs.
I think it's nearly an awesome all-round tire. Nearly grips to the best of it's ability in the dry. Out performs other semi slicks in the wet for sure!
My car rarely slid sideways on the Skid Pan (water track test day).
Would definitely recommend to anyone & no have no hesitation to buy them again!! AAA+++
I've only gotten 500 miles out of these tires as they've been used on my track wheels and are never used on the road. They take a couple of laps to warm up, and you won't want to use them between the months of October & March, but once up to temperature they easily exceed the grip of my normal Michelin PS2s on the track although this extra grip comes with a price that means you don't get as much progression before you lose all grip.
I've done both circuit days and airfield days, and I got 4 circuit days out of them and would have gotten more had I not done an airfield day in them. The airfield day destroyed the tires within 3 laps - mainly due to the nature of the surface (i.e. high abrasion concrete for airplane landings) compared to treated tarmac on proper tracks - and that they are a soft tire.
In the dry they are great - not as good as proper race rubber - but you can use them in the wet, as long as you're careful.
Don't know whether the previous reviewer used them on a proper track or not, but I'm not surprised they were killed on an airfield surface. My PS2s only last half a day (4 sessions) on an airfield and they're a harder compound.
I fitted these tires to my 9000 aero. I used them for my recent trackday at RAF Marham. Second lap the back end started to step out on the sweeping left hander. Car didn't feel as secure compared to when I was running road tires Toyo T1-R's.
Came in and altered tire pressures from 36 psi to 30 psi, didn't make much difference. Midway thru the third session the front nearside tire de-laminated and the upon inspection the offside front was badly worn also.
I did 2 full days previously at this track with the Toyo's and the fronts lasted the whole two days. These pirellis lasted less than an hour on the track and didn't give any more noticeable grip than the road toyos which lasted the full 2 days and over 200 track miles.
My car puts out 287hp, approx 350 lb.ft torque and runs a LSD. While this is all thru the front wheels and is hard on tires in general i would never use these Pirellis again. A total waste of my money.
