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Need new tyres on the rear 265/30/19 - currently have Pirelli P Zero all round but the cost is horrendous so might go for cheaper option and change all 4 - Any of you Roadster S owners changed recently, decent deals anywhere? Had a look online but options for rear tyre seem a bit limited.

You wont like the price of michelins either, so id say goodyear eagle f1 5s, hankook s1 evo3 or dunlop sport maxx rt2 as value for money propositions.

Oh and ditch the runflats, if you havent already!

Someone posted yesterday (I think possibly True Blue) there’s a £100 cash back or discount on 4 Michelin’s bringing them into a few pounds difference to Dunlop’s. I think around £500 for a set of 19’s

The rear tyre size is the issue, choice is pretty limited and the p Zeros are over £300 each.
Will look into the cash back offer!

MefiEcosse wrote: ↑Thu Mar 18, 2021 7:43 pm The rear tyre size is the issue, choice is pretty limited and the p Zeros are over £300 each.
Will look into the cash back offer!

Is that for runflats?

Camskill have the non-runflat P-Zeros for £170 each!

They're also showing (in non-runflat):

• Dunlop SportMaxx RT2 at £151
• Michelin PS4S at £187
• Continental SportContact 6 at £180
• Bridgestone Potenza Sport at £164 (just beaten the Goodyear Supersport/Michelin PS4S in the AutoBild UHP tyre test)
• Goodyear F1A 5 at £160
• plus another load of mid/budget options

They're also showing (in runflat):

• Pirelli PZero RF at £194
• Michelin PS4S ZP at £205
• Goodyear F1A ROF at £199
• Continental SportContact 6 SSR at £175
• Bridgestone Potenza RE050A RF at £162
• plus a couple of budget options

Just noticed my typo it should be 265/30/19
Thanks will have a look and see what Camskill have, hadn't looked there.

MefiEcosse wrote: ↑Fri Mar 19, 2021 10:10 am Just noticed my typo it should be 265/30/19
Thanks will have a look and see what Camskill hadn't looked there.

Same size I’m running in the rears, MPS4S’s. I think I paid about £150 each after discount then a tenner a wheel fitting

Have a look at 255/35/19 - work just as well as 265/30/19 but much cheaper with improved ride comfort

You’re losing 1cm on the width, which will be barely noticeable on a 9J rim

Will you be faster out those corners with less rubber to leave behind??