Pirelli P6000 Tire Review

The Pirelli P6000 tire sports an aggressive looking tread design that not only speaks of high performance, but delivers it as well. This "new age" tread design may not be what you're used to seeing from Pirelli, but the company wanted to push its tire technology to the limits with this model.

The P6000 features a silica enhanced tread compound and black fillers that combine to give this tire very good handling on wet roads, while also providing a lower rolling resistance. The unique tread block design and channel grooves reduce the risk of hydroplaning, and improve the cornering on dry roads.

All of this performance does come with a price as you well know. This is not a cheap tire by any stretch, but beyond that you should also expect to hear some road noise. Pirelli does not include a mileage warranty on this model. Some drivers have mentioned tread wear is not good when pushing this tire to the limits. Of course, that can be expected. Overall, Pirelli has a truly unique looking tread design that matches performance.

Price Range

Prices on the P6000 from Pirelli range from around $150 for the 15 inch series to around $250 for the 18 inch series tires.

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Who Are Pirelli P6000 Tires Designed For?

Pirelli Tires has designed the P6000 strictly for high performance coupes and sedans for drivers looking to push the envelope in terms of speed and handling.

Pirelli P6000 Tire Sizes

195/65R15
215/60R15

205/55R16
205/55R16
225/55ZR16

225/45R17

235/50ZR18

Pros

• Dry pavement traction is good
• Handling and cornering is above average
• Traction on wet roads is not bad

Cons

• Tread life could be better
• Road noise can be an issue

Warranty

Pirelli Tires does not have a mileage warranty on the tread life of the P6000, but they do include a one-year or first 2/32 inch of wear for the tire's uniformity.

You'll also find a materials and workmanship guarantee that is unlimited in the number of years. It calls for a free tire replacement during the first year of first 2/32 inch of wear. They follow that up with a prorated amount down to the final 2/32 inch of useable tread life.

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