Tire Rack Consumer Review of the Pirelli P Zero All Season Plus

These replaced OE Dunlop SP Sport Maxx A1-A A/S tires. So far, the Pirellis aren't as good to drive. On the plus side, they are a little smoother and better at dealing with road imperfections, and seem to be more solid in the rain. On the other hand, steering response is on the floppy side (there's a lot of dead space before anything happens), overall grip seems to be lower, and they are louder than the worn-out Dunlops. They're not as fun. Perhaps they just need more miles. It's hard to tell, but MPG seems to have gone down about 5% with these tires as well. The 245 rear also seems to run narrow, so maybe go for a 255 if you have the RWD Sport package on a G35/37.

As a side note, two of these needed to be replaced due to an inability to be balanced properly, and one of the replacements was borderline. Tire Rack took care of it without issue (and even reimbursed the mounting fee), but it's worth noting.