Tyres for S Type "not available"

Tyres for S Type "not available"

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OctaneBooster

Original Poster:

326 posts

243 months

Friday 3rd March 2006
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I urgently need a PZero 235/50WR17 for my '99 S type, but having tried the usual sources, I get the same answer. Not in stock and not able to order at present or give any indication when or indeed if they will become available again. Can anyone help or have had a similar experience? It's not as if the car is old and obsolete, in fact I think they still use this tyre on the new cars.

>> Edited by OctaneBooster on Friday 3rd March 21:23

>> Edited by OctaneBooster on Sunday 5th March 00:05

NormanD

3,208 posts

235 months

Friday 3rd March 2006
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P Zero's seem to be not available in all sizes

I think the problem is Jaguar have changed to Dunlop as their supplier so Michelin have given them the soldiers farewell

redtuscan

230 posts

253 months

Monday 6th March 2006
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Try contacting Pirelli. They quote the tyre that you are looking for in their PZero Asimmetrico range.

www.pirelli.co.uk

01283 525252

triple7

4,015 posts

244 months

Monday 6th March 2006
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NormanD said:
P Zero's seem to be not available in all sizes

I think the problem is Jaguar have changed to Dunlop as their supplier so Michelin have given them the soldiers farewell


Only on the new XK Norm. Pirelli can still make alot of money from the 100,000 XK's that were built, so I don't think that is the case at all.

It is well publisised that there is a P Zero shortage worldwide at the mo.

G

OctaneBooster

Original Poster:

326 posts

243 months

Tuesday 7th March 2006
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Thanks guys, I've just located one.

BT52

599 posts

280 months

Tuesday 7th March 2006
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triple7 said:
NormanD said:
P Zero's seem to be not available in all sizes

I think the problem is Jaguar have changed to Dunlop as their supplier so Michelin have given them the soldiers farewell


Only on the new XK Norm. Pirelli can still make alot of money from the 100,000 XK's that were built, so I don't think that is the case at all.

It is well publisised that there is a P Zero shortage worldwide at the mo.

G


No great loss. Why anyone would chose them over Goodyear F1 GSD3 is absolutely beyond me.
P-Zeros are like Teflon.

Mark