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<p>They are completely useless. At temperatures below 25 degrees Celsius, you already have a flat spot after just 1 day of standing, which only slowly goes away after 30 km at more than 160 km/h. Absolute cheap Chinese junk for an outrageous 400 euros each. Presumably, no developer has ever tested the tires in real conditions. Pirelli is out of the question for me again!</p>

<p>Perform well.
Good wear characteristics
Trade-offs are a harsh ride (not a problem)
"tramlining" exhibited on poor road surfaces which can be annoying. Note that suspension and alignment are on spec. This condition non-existant when using a higher aspect ratio winter tire.</p>

<p>If you drive aggressive your tires will last about 8,000 -10,000 miles.
It has the best grip on dry and very confident on fast turns. Stopping is assured. Take off is excellent. Wet not so stable. If you can afford $1500 every 8-10K miles you got safe and high performance tires.</p>

<p>Tires abilities are slightly masked by the fact this M3 has 4WD, and nannies. Comfort is a little harsh, but amplified by the suspension. Impressed with tracking in the wet.</p>

<p>Bit noisier than the mismatches on the car when I bought it. 1 pirelli assimetrico and 3 Avons. Ride is much better. Much softer and doesn't follow the road groves like the assimetrico did.
Handbook said Pirelli. I always have Pirelli's so Pirellies it was.</p>