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Pirelli P Zero Trofeo R vs Toyo R888 vs Giti GitiSport GTR3. What's the best track day tyre?

Jonathan Benson
Tested and written by Jonathan Benson
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9 comments
  1. Peter Faulkner archived

    GTR3s: who stocks them in the UK and what sizes are available?

    #4142
    1. TyreReviews Peter Faulkner archived

      No one yet as far as I know, though Giti have a plan to bring them in q1 next year. Get in touch with GT Radial directly and I'm sure they'll help :)

      #4143
      1. Peter Faulkner TyreReviews archived

        Have emailed [email protected] we shall see. I have noticed that TOYO no longer have the r1r on their website which I would normally purchase 12 at a time for targa rallying!

        #4144
  2. Ozzy archived

    Hi, what are the alloys that have been used called?

    #3804
    1. TyreReviews Ozzy archived

      Zito ZF01

      #3809
  3. Robert Lawrence archived

    That leads to the next question: what is the grippiest tyre for cold ( 6-12C) and perhaps wet ?

    #3782
    1. TyreReviews Robert Lawrence archived

      6-12c, probably the PS4S. Much below that and you'll need to look at a winter tyre.

      #3783
  4. Robert Lawrence archived

    Hi, given the importance of warm up etc, I do wonder which very high performance tyre is best from stone cold, for example as a street tyre at 10 degrees C Cheers :)

    #3780
    1. TyreReviews Robert Lawrence archived

      None of the track tyres work well when cold, it's just a negative of their ability to take high temperatures!

      #3781