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Comparison Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. vs Goodride SOLMAX 1

8.2 Summer
P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C.
Pirelli
255/40R19 96Y PIRELLI P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. RP
SUV / 4×4
Rolling resistance D Wet grip B Noise B
from 158 €
5.6 Summer
SOLMAX 1 XL BSW
Goodride
255/40R19 100Y Goodride SOLMAX 1
Passenger car Standard
Rolling resistance C Wet grip A Noise B
from 97 €
8.2 P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. from 158 €
5.6 SOLMAX 1 XL BSW SOLMAX 1 XL BSW from 97 €
Overall rating
PTI – Pneutesty Index
8,2
5,6
Price from
158 €
97 € ▲ cheapest
EU label
Rolling resistance D Wet grip B Noise B
Rolling resistance C Wet grip A Noise B
Tyre profiles
Wet Dry Economy Noise and comfort best of the selected middle of the selected Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. – Wet Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. – Dry Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. – Economy Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. – Noise and comfort Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW – Wet Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW – Dry Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW – Economy Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW – Noise and comfort

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Discipline comparison
Wet
84 +5 % ▲
31 tests
36 ≈ average
3 Tests
what it consists of Wet (3)
wet braking
86 +8 % ▲
27 tests
38 ≈ average
3 Tests
Aquaplaning
44 ≈ average
22 tests
60 ≈ average ▲
3 Tests
wet handling
97 +4 % ▲
24 tests
20 −1 %
2 Tests
Dry
86 +3 % ▲
30 tests
19 −2 %
3 Tests
what it consists of Dry (2)
dry braking
92 +5 % ▲
27 tests
25 −1 %
3 Tests
dry handling
92 +2 % ▲
28 tests
1 −2 %
2 Tests
Economy
6 −14 %
20 tests
14 −8 % ▲
3 Tests
what it consists of Economy (2)
efficiency (rolling resistance and consumption)
7 −12 %
19 tests
25 −4 % ▲
3 Tests
durability (wear and abrasion)
4 −23 %
4 Tests
11 −15 % ▲
2 Tests
Noise and comfort
61 ≈ average ▲
21 tests
17 +1 %
3 Tests
what it consists of Noise and comfort (2)
quietness (measured and subjective noise)
28 ≈ average
18 tests
86 +1 % ▲
3 Tests
ride comfort
44 Not measured. ▲
3 Not measured.
Technologies
Rim protection Rim protection
✓ this one only
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Comparison

Technologies

Highlighted in green — this tyre has these in addition to the others; grey ones are shared by all.

Rim protection Rim protection
none
Comparison

Tyre profiles

The shape will show at a glance which of the selected tyres is stronger in which aspect.

Wet Dry Economy Noise and comfort best of the selected middle of the selected Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. – Wet Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. – Dry Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. – Economy Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. – Noise and comfort Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW – Wet Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW – Dry Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW – Economy Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW – Noise and comfort

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Comparison

Discipline comparison

A higher number and a longer line always mean a better tyre — also for noise (quieter), consumption (more efficient) and wear (lasts longer). PTI compared with all summer tyres · rank in size 255/40 R19 among 53 available

For example, wet braking, aquaplaning, and handling — showing what makes up the category score.

Wet

🏆 Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. from 93 measurements · 31 tests
beats 58 of 70
84 +4,7 %
Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW from 14 measurements · 3 tests
beats 25 of 70
36 ≈ average

Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. is the best.

Subcategories wet

wet braking

🏆 Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. 27 tests
beats 53 of 70
86 +7,5 %
Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW 3 tests
beats 17 of 70
38 ≈ average

Aquaplaning

Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. 22 tests
beats 22 of 58
44 ≈ average
🏆 Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW 3 tests
beats 34 of 58
60 ≈ average

wet handling

🏆 Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. 24 tests
beats 56 of 59
97 +4,1 %
Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW 2 tests
beats 11 of 59
20 −1,0 %

A high percentile in one subcategory and a low one in another gives an average value — here you can see which one determined it.

Dry

🏆 Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. from 55 measurements · 30 tests
beats 60 of 70
86 +3,4 %
Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW from 5 measurements · 3 tests
beats 13 of 70
19 −1,9 %

Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. is the best.

Subcategories dry

dry braking

🏆 Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. 27 tests
beats 59 of 70
92 +5,4 %
Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW 3 tests
beats 14 of 70
25 −1,0 %

dry handling

🏆 Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. 28 tests
beats 47 of 60
92 +1,6 %
Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW 2 tests
beats 1 of 60
1 −2,0 %

A high percentile in one subcategory and a low one in another gives an average value — here you can see which one determined it.

Economy

Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. from 24 measurements · 20 tests
beats 3 of 59
6 −13,8 %
🏆 Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW from 7 measurements · 3 tests
beats 8 of 59
14 −7,8 %

Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW is the best.

Subcategories economy

efficiency (rolling resistance and consumption)

Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. 19 tests
beats 5 of 59
7 −11,7 %
🏆 Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW 3 tests
beats 17 of 59
25 −3,5 %

durability (wear and abrasion)

Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. 4 tests
beats 1 of 42
4 −22,7 %
🏆 Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW 2 tests
beats 6 of 42
11 −14,6 %

A high percentile in one subcategory and a low one in another gives an average value — here you can see which one determined it.

Noise and comfort

🏆 Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. from 18 measurements · 21 tests
beats 34 of 57
61 ≈ average
Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW from 3 measurements · 3 tests
beats 9 of 57
17 +1,2 %

Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. is the best.

Subcategories noise and comfort

quietness (measured and subjective noise)

Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. 18 tests
beats 21 of 57
28 ≈ average
🏆 Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW 3 tests
beats 50 of 57
86 +1,1 %

ride comfort

🏆 Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C.
beats 25 of 50
44 Not measured.
Goodride SOLMAX 1 XL BSW
beats 1 of 50
3 Not measured.

A high percentile in one subcategory and a low one in another gives an average value — here you can see which one determined it.