Re: Pirelli Winter 210 Asymmetrico

[Bob <mx@snet.net>]

Frank H wrote:I don't agree.  I just did a 4500 mi road trip in my 84 Ur-q
w/1 year

> old (now 9000mi) P 210 Asymmetrico's through this last "big" winter
> storm that hit the midwest.  They performed well on dry pavement at
> 80-90mph with temperatures between 50F and -20F. They also held up well
> on (black ice/packed snow/mixed ice & pavement) all at high to moderate
> speeds.  Many cars/truck in the ditch didn't fair as well. I never had a
> problem, even in Wyoming when visablitiy was close to none (high winds
> 60+mph & blowing snow, -10F temps) . I opted for them due to the H speed
> rating and knowing I would be on varied terrain on these long trips.

 The original post I beleive was for the non Asymmetrico's which was what I
was referring to. I have no experience with the Asymmetrico's.  However my
last several experiences with Pirelli ensured I will have no future
experiences with them.

Bob